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“always, i’ll care” is about a person that the narrator will always care about regardless of the distance between them and hurt they’ve been through.
The song is the second promotional single for Jeremy’s debut album "love is not dying". It was first performed on his mini tour in the US in November, 2019.
"I wrote this one about my college friend Jamie. She would always call me just to catch up and I would not answer her texts or call her back until days later, and I felt like a really shitty friend. And so it was this song of “I’ll be better than I was before, despite every text of yours ignored.” She was so understanding, and I’m still sorry for not being as responsive or as attentive or not being a great friend, but I will do better. And that’s me showing how much I care." - via Apple Music
"It’s a song that I wrote about my friend who would always call me like, I guess, during the worst times when I feel so busy and I feel like I couldn’t really respond to her because of what I was doing, and just working and stuff. And I would always feel really guilty when I wouldn’t return her calls or text immediately. But no matter what, she always sort of understood that things are really crazy and she never once really got offended.
I would call her, out of the blue, after like a couple of days when I’m in the right mind space to respond to her and she would love me just as much. So I sort of wrote that song, realizing that if you care about someone, you’re not gonna worry if they don’t text you back that day, you know? ‘Cause everyone is doing their stuff. So that’s where the chorus is from: ‘I’ll be better than I was before despite every text of yours ignored.’ It was sort of like my way of explaining to myself or telling myself that I wanted to be a better friend to her."
– Jeremy via MYX.
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