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A sweeping 80s Power Ballad that sounds like it belongs at the end of a John Hughes film — soaring vocals, lush guitars, and a chorus built for lighters in the dark. But beneath the cinematic sound is something more dangerous: a love song framed as defiance.

Artist: Nova Hart
Song: Only We Remain

Every room is a mirror’s gaze,
Every street has a watching flame.
But here with you, the world can fade,
And nothing else can know our names.

We whisper where the walls can’t hear,
A secret place that they can’t find.
The silence breaks when you are near,
Your heartbeat louder than their lines.

Only we remain, in the shelter of this fire.
Only we remain, when the watchers all expire.
Hold me through the storm,
Let the world dissolve away—
Only we remain, only we remain.

They promised safety, they promised peace,
But the cost was all we are.
So let them circle, let them keep,
They can’t reach us where we are.

Your eyes are brighter than the screens,
Your voice cuts deeper than the sound.
And in this moment, I believe,
We’re the ones they can’t shut down.

Only we remain, in the shelter of this fire.
Only we remain, when the watchers all expire.
Hold me through the storm,
Let the world dissolve away—
Only we remain, only we remain.

If they try to take this night,
Let them try — they’ll never find
The place we’ve carved inside our souls,
A love the wires can’t control.

Only we remain, in the shelter of this fire.
Only we remain, when the watchers all expire.
Hold me through the storm,
Let the world dissolve away—
Only we remain… only we remain.

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File ID: NH-88.09
Source: Orion Records master tape, flagged “restricted distribution.”
Notes: This ballad reads like a love song, but the subtext is unmistakable. Privacy itself becomes an act of resistance — intimacy described as a secret fire beyond the reach of surveillance. Some archivists note this was among the first tracks marked by Orion with “elevated risk” warnings, suggesting the lyrics were written for an unknown “someone” Nova knew.

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