God Dont Want Me
Kyle Zinenko
Terrell Andretti
One More Time · 2026
Some relationships reach a point where love remains, but the belief that things can work out begins to fade. On One More Time, Houston artist Terrell Andretti explores that difficult space between wanting another chance and quietly understanding that the relationship may have run its course. At the centre of the song is a familiar emotional contradiction. Two people can miss each other, remember what brought them together and still feel drawn to try again, even when part of them knows that returning may only prolong the inevitable. The desire to make things right clashes with the growing awareness that some endings cannot be avoided. That tension gives One More Time its emotional focus. Rather than treating reconciliation as an uncomplicated happy ending, the song centres on the uncertainty that comes with considering one more attempt. Hope and resignation exist side by side, reflecting the kind of relationship where walking away feels painful but staying may be just as difficult. Andretti has built his career around a willingness to move between genres. Raised in Houston, he began writing rhymes as a child and developed his craft through mixtapes before exploring pop and rock alongside his hip-hop roots. That versatility has allowed him to approach his music from different perspectives while maintaining an independent career. With One More Time, Andretti turns his attention to the complicated feelings that can remain after a relationship has begun to break down. The question is not simply whether two people still want each other, but whether wanting to try again is enough to change what has already gone wrong.