Marking a departure from their typically tongue-in-cheek, energetic anthems, *Tiny Hand* embraces a darker emo and metal-inspired sound. The track’s heavy guitars, dynamic arrangement, and impassioned vocal delivery frame an intensely personal narrative—processing the grief of pregnancy loss.

With lyrics that speak candidly about loss, isolation, and the unseen struggles many endure, *Tiny Hand* is both a tribute and a catharsis. It captures the aching emptiness of a life imagined but never met, while pushing against societal discomfort in acknowledging such grief. Produced entirely by the band, the song blends driving riffs and layered instrumentation with moments of vulnerability, evoking influences from My Chemical Romance, Bring Me The Horizon, and Jimmy Eat World. The result is an emotionally charged track that demands to be felt as much as heard.

“Tiny Hand” instantly hit me right in the feels. Even before the tender vocals came in, the tone of the guitar that kicks this five-and-a-half-minute-long song just seemed to evoke such a strong sense of emotion out of me. I really can’t explain it, but I know that it set the stage for an epic journey that lasted throughout this song. With lyrics that talk about loss, isolation, and unseen struggles, I found this song to be as supportive as it was cathartic. I felt seen and oh so very cozy as the sound of Late Night Lies took over my ears and heart simultaneously. On top of all of this, there was this subtle sense of desperation and angst littered throughout this song that just added to the sheer emotional value of the track. All in all, “Tiny Hand” from Late Night Lies is a powerful anthem that absolutely needs to be heard, not just read about…" - Girl At The Rock Shows