Considering the final lines and the fact he mentions that a couple of times - reconciliation with the fact he used The Weeknd persona and the fame and the lifestyle that came with it to cope with the fact he grew up without a father and always felt incomplete. With the reconciliation comes acceptance of himself - thus The Weeknd is no more, only Abel is here.
There's not an overarching concept like there is on Dawn FM, beside just being a final send off for The Weeknd and that's the main theme, I feel like.
It also helps that the album flows so well with the outros and intros that it's a very sonically cohesive piece of music, you don't really need an in-your-face concept when that happens, IMO.
So last album under The Weeknd moniker?
So last album under The Weeknd moniker?
Yup, this the last one.
What a f***ing run this has been tho
@XOCLUB 😏
Yup, this the last one.
What a f***ing run this has been tho
damn, what a journey it's been.
That rose bowl show would've been insane
Cant even imagine seeing him preform without a warning in full for the first time like that
A1 Dancing In The Flames
A2 In Heaven
A3 Open Hearts
A4 Regular
A5 Runaway
A6 São Paulo (With Anitta)
B1 Take Me Back To La
B2 The Crowd
B3 Timeless (With Playboi Carti)
B4 Wake Me Up
B5 Bonustrack
This is the first pressing tracklist ? it shows on hhv
I hope by some miracle hes a secret performer at the oscars this year
Could do In Heaven for the in memoriam
Feels like Drive was gonna transition into Dancing In The Flames, especially when you see the video
It’s never easyyy, falling in love again..
Falling in, falling in lovee

Good to see you back in here Fam !
Track 2… oh my god