Ideas of what happens when our lives come to an end have many of us losing sleep or shaping everything around our beliefs, and in the end, we have no idea. With this uncertainty comes an inner desire to make the most of each moment, a tough concept pop-punk Three Cheers Too Late vocalist Anthony Santiago dealt with after losing a close family member.
“This Might Be It” kicks up with punk-influenced guitars and frustration stemming from a line often repeated after a loss: “they’re in a better place”.
Anthony Santiago elaborates, “I want to believe there’s something after this life and I’m honestly just waiting for a sign from my loved ones who have left this life before me to say that it’s alright and that there is something more, that they are ok and that we will meet again someday. That’s what this song helped me express and I hope it’ll help others struggling with a similar situation.”
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