“Table for One” is about the part of heartbreak nobody warns you about, the ordinary routines that outlive the family they were built around. It’s working all day only to sit in the driveway, dreading the silence waiting inside. It’s cooking too much food, reaching for plates that are no longer needed, and hearing one fork against a plate where laughter used to fill the room. This song isn’t about the moment someone leaves. It’s about everything that stays behind.