Suicide Lover – Sober Ft Frank Ro And Rachel And Leah (Music Video)

Suicide Lover ft Frank Ro, Rachel & Leah – Sober (Music Video)

Sometimes the hardest love stories aren’t the ones that end, but the ones that survive silence, regret, and the slow burn of distance, Sober by Suicide Lover, featuring Frank Ro, Rachel, and Leah, steps into that territory. This joint is real, raw, and unafraid of the shadows.

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From the first beat, Sober lets you know this isn’t about turning up, it’s about feeling something. The track explores what it means to stay grounded when emotions pull you in every direction. Loving somebody, especially the wrong person, hits different when you sober up emotionally and face the truth.

Frank Ro comes through with that signature delivery, poignant, melodic, honest. Rachel and Leah add layers of softness and contrast, their voices weaving through the pain and nostalgia. Each verse, each line feels like a confession, like someone’s voice that’s been muted for too long finally getting heard.

The music video adds another dimension. The visuals match the weight of the song: quiet moments, empty rooms, lingering looks. There’s a sense of beauty in the broken; a reminder that even in loss or struggle, there’s artistry in vulnerability.

What makes Sober special is that it doesn’t try to fix everything. It doesn’t suggest there’s redemption just because the chorus hits. Instead, it gives space for sorrow, for mistakes, for that ache, but also for the possibility that being honest with yourself is the first step in healing.

For anyone who’s ever held onto a heartbreak too long, or danced around the edges of love that wasn’t quite right, this track will hit home. It reminds us that clarity comes when the dust settles. And sometimes, being “sober” isn’t about a bottle, it’s about facing what you feel without numbing or pretending.