SAYMAWN — Midonam

Midonam (I Know) is a song about the invisible threads that still connect two people after they've drifted apart. It captures that late-night feeling when you pick up your phone, see their face again, and realize that the distance between you was never as wide as either of you pretended.

The song speaks to the knowledge that lives in your chest — the certainty that somewhere across the city, in another room, the other person is also awake, also remembering. The piano becomes a symbol of those shared moments, a trigger that pulls memories to the surface without permission.

With its refrain of "I know your heart gets lonely too sometimes", the song doesn't ask for confirmation. It doesn't need it. It's about the frequencies that travel between two people who once shared a universe — frequencies that don't stop just because the conversation ended. The emotional distance is real, but so is the connection. And sometimes, knowing is enough.