Words That Cut Deep: My Glass World’s New Anthem Hits Hard

Some songs wash over you. Others sink in. Words, the latest single from My Glass World, is the kind that gets under your skin and lingers. It’s sharp, deliberate, and strangely hypnotic—an anthem for an age drowning in information yet starved for meaning.

From the first note, Words sets a mood that’s both brooding and urgent. Jamie Telford’s vocals carry a knowing weight, a storyteller’s touch that makes every line feel like it matters. The instrumentation is a masterclass in tension and release—tight rhythms, saxophone flourishes, and an undercurrent of unease that keeps you hooked. The result? A track that doesn’t just ask you to listen—it dares you to think.

Lyrically, Words taps into something deeply relevant. We live in a world where phrases are thrown around like currency, shaping opinions, swaying minds, sometimes leaving scars. “We are surrounded by Words,” Telford reminds us, and the way he delivers it—half statement, half warning—makes you stop and consider just how much of our lives is dictated by what we hear, read, and repeat.

As a preview of Stranded Assets, this song sets a high bar. It’s music with bite, built for those who appreciate depth in both sound and storytelling. My Glass World isn’t here to just entertain—they’re here to make you feel. And Words does exactly that.