I Don't Ever Want To Fall In Love Again.....
Never is a modern R&B heartbreak record about emotional survival after betrayal—that moment when pain hits so hard it turns into a vow. Blane isn’t just sad; he’s shut down, trying to protect what’s left of him by refusing to risk love again. The song lives in the tension between grief + anger, healing + numbness, and memories + self-preservation—where the only way forward is promising yourself you’ll “never be that way again.
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Never
“Never” finds Alexander Blane at his rawest—processing a breakup that felt like the final straw. He moves through the morning alone, trying not to think, trying not to feel, choosing smoke and silence just to calm the storm in his chest. The hook hits like a relapse and a defense mechanism at the same time: “I don’t never ever wanna fall in love again”—not because he can’t love, but because he’s afraid of what love costs when it’s mishandled.
As the record unfolds, Blane admits the shift is real: since she left, everything changed, and healing shows up in small doses—the more she becomes a stranger, the more he can breathe. But the betrayal still stings, especially because the relationship once felt “so perfect.” Never is the sound of a man rebuilding his heart with bruised hands—making a promise to himself that he won’t ignore red flags, won’t bleed like that again, and won’t let love put him that close to the edge.
