List of unreleased songs

Fovvs has performed many original songs over livestreams, including snippets of drafts and voice notes. In order of writing his original songs: "Sweet Nothings", "The End", "Song About a Songwriter" (also writing "Lay My Hat" at same time), "Rescue", and "No Sleep". He started writing "Reminisce" and also a couple more ("Oopsie-Daisy" and "Right Now"). He finished "Reminisce", followed by "Wait" in 2018, then came to "Briefcases of Gold" in 2020. "Tell Me So (Lifeline)" was written on the spot, and "Rain" and "Amsterdam" were created in June 2021.

"Alone"
"Alone" (title subject to change) was a song first introduced in November 2021. While one wrote it from a divorced perspective, Fowler wrote from a spiteful perspective, where the narrator sees that the other person is "thriving", while he feels "like shit". However, he confirmed that the song will not be released.

"Briefcases of Gold"
"Briefcases of Gold" was posted as a Voisey on 30 May 2020. Lyrically it explores the theme of greed, describing a person who has a great desire for acquisition of money that they lose their compassion. Another is the idea that fame can potentially lead a person astray, the narrator warning the person to not "let it go to [their] head".

The draft version of the song was composed and first posted to the music app, Voisey, in May 2020. Fowler stated it was one of his top favourites for his originals, and the type of music he wanted to release. He remarked that he needed a producer in June, and subtly hinted at recording music for three weeks. Despite the initial enthusiasm, "Briefcases of Gold" did not end up being recorded, instead Fowler finding two brand new original songs. He elaborated in March 2021 that the song was about people who claim they can do a lot for you, but do not. However, when you try to help, they refuse and want to do it themselves. For the particular lyric, "that you want to shoul-de(r)-termined to be kind", Fowler explained, "you want to shoulder the weight of the world, because you’re determined to be kind. shoulder ends one line, determined starts the next, so i flowed them together".

"Crows"
These lyrics turned out to be used for his song, "Jekyll and Hyde". He once remarked, "I wanted to write a Gaelic anthem".

"Lay My Hat"
"Lay My Hat" was uploaded to his Facebook account on 27 February 2015. He wrote on it for six months as a side project while he was in the band Overload Generation. Lyrics are about a musician that has been away from home for awhile. Fowler first performed it live over a YouNow livestream, guessing it would be the next one that he would put out, though it was "Sweet Nothings" instead. He wrote it around the same time as "Song About a Songwriter".

"Lost Grace"
He started writing a religious-themed song after listening to Tauren Wells' "Hills and Valleys". It wasn't very good, so he didn't do anything with it.

"Oopsie-Daisy"
It is tentatively known as "Oopsie-Daisy", the title not yet established. Fowler performed it in a June 2020 livestream, estimating that he wrote it around four years ago. Lyrically it's about a man who was begging someone else to be in love with him, and the lengths they'd go through. He named it a "Geroge Ezra" vibe.

"Reminisce"
"Reminisce" is a song performed over a known livestream in June 2020, though composed around three-four years ago while in the English-Irish boy band RoadTrip. He named it as one of his top five favourites for his original songs.

"Rescue"
"Rescue" was introduced over a YouNow livestream in November 2014. Later in June 2020, Fowler sang a bit of it, though forgot the lyrics.

"Right Now"
"Right Now" is a song he introduced in June 2020. He mentioned, "That's a new one I've been working on for a couple of years, actually. I've started working on it again recently".

"Song About a Songwriter"
"Song About a Songwriter" (abbreviated as SAAS) was posted to his Facebook on 22 August 2014. He first performed it live at the event ViewMyGig, in Bristol, and also in various livestreams. Like most of his songs at the time, the central theme is love. It is based on one of his past relationships. It is the first original song Fowler released to his Facebook to show that he could write, but revealed in 2020 that "Sweet Nothings" was the first out of his posted songs to be composed. He was also writing "Lay My Hat" around the same time.

"Song About a Songwriter" is a pop and folk ballad song about a man who is deeply in love and wants to stay until the very end of life with her. He finds certain characteristics and flaws between them both that he appreciates, acknowledging his love and devotion to her. While it is popular in the fandom, he believed it to be his best original, but overrated.

"Sweet Nothings"
"Sweet Nothings" was uploaded to his Facebook account on 1 December 2014. It was filmed by Daniel Halawi. The song was a quick writing process, in which he wrote it around a year previous to the date posted in response to a breakup he had at the time. He described it as being a deep song, but few lyrics. It's played happily, like an oxymoron, and he always wanted a second verse but decided against it. He explained about being completely placid in life, no feeling or goal. However, someone comes along and promises there is another side to it. "Sweet Nothings" has a special place in his heart, being one of his top four or five, but believes the chorus is a bit weak.

"Tell Me So (Lifeline)"
"Tell Me So" (alternatively called "Impatient") is an unreleased song he first performed over a Twitch livestream on 29 June 2020. Later on 1 July, he sang it with revised lyrics. He stated what so far he has written was not enough to determine a title. Afterwards, there was a poll made, the other title choice being "Impatient".

In a livestream, Fowler explained that the narrator is so desperate in love, that he needs to be told if it actually is love. He thought it was catchy, with the melody being alright, but does not like it and will never release it.

"The End"
"The End" was posted to his Facebook account on 15 September 2014. Lyrically it's about a relationship where they grow distant, yet he is still in love.

Fowler described it being a "bog-standard love song". He doesn't mind the lyrics, considering the bridge at the end the best part. In January 2021, he considered it his worst-written song.

"Amsterdam"
"Amsterdam" is a conceptual piece about a love story, and has elements of "cheese". Referred to as the "Capital City" song, which was given as a hint for its title, Fowler composed the song in June 2021 along with his other songs, "Jekyll and Hyde" and "Rain". He noted that the more he listened to it, the less he was in love, but it might be saved with production. There was the second hint of a horse, later revealed to be the idiom "get off your high horse" as a lyric.

In November, he revealed it is a romance that relates to the red-light district (an area of a town/city of prostitution and sex-oriented businesses), in Amsterdam. Both of them have fears about their relationship being discovered, as one is not supposed to fall in love with their client, and the other is somewhat ashamed of what society will think.

"Rain"
"Rain" is based on his personal life, for his mother. When he was younger, his mother worked away, resulting in him being taken in the care of his grandparents. The sound of rain on his grandfather's vehicle reminded him that he was going back home. He made a demo recording of the song in June 2021, along with his other two solo songs, "Jekyll and Hyde" and "Amsterdam". He explained the process of all three, where he started the third one, but it did not hit. Additionally, he made two songs in the first two sessions, and scrapped one from the first session, came up with one on the third session, and did vocals for two days.

Fowler introduced the song early in July 2021, over a livestream. While it had meaning to him, he believed the lyrics were not the best. Regarding the potential release, he described the song as full of filler, and did not like it. He reflected, "It's not good enough, I promise you it's not", but thought it would be nice to perform acoustically. He identified the wordplay on 'sun/son', where it is associated with the song's symbolism of weather (rain), and he being the son. The colour grey alludes to the colour of his grandfather's vehicle.

"Wait"
"Wait" is a song first performed in a 2020 livestream. It was written by Fowler and Harvey Cantwell. He said he was not sure if he would ever release a studio version, being a good pop song, but not interested as an artist. However, he reasoned that if he changed the genre, it could have the potential of being released.

Fowler stated that they composed the song when he went to Mexico to be the guitarist for Cantwell. On 23 February 2021, he revealed a snippet of the demo version he had worked with a producer, near the end of 2018. The early beginnings of the song directs it into the pop genre, pacing in common time.