"One Less Question" is a duet about the comfort of certainty. The track, by Madi Diaz and Lennon Stella, was described by Stereogum as "a soft, tender love song about being able to depend on one person even when the rest of your life is all uncertainty, existential and otherwise."

Diaz and Stella co-wrote the song with Kate York, and Diaz co-produced it with Konrad Snyder. In a press release, Diaz said the song is about "how real love doesn't make you wonder." It is a song about the kind of love that answers the big questions.

The lyrics are full of the kind of existential honesty that makes the best indie songs work. The narrator asks whether we are flesh and bone or just a dream, and whether we ever get where we want to be. It is a song about the search for meaning, and it is delivered with a vocal performance that is both tender and powerful.

What stays with me is how the song turns a question into a comfort. It is not a song about having all the answers; it is a song about having one person who makes the questions easier. That is what makes it so moving.

The song is a duet with Lennon Stella, the Canadian singer-songwriter who used to play Connie Britton's daughter on the TV show Nashville. Diaz and Stella co-wrote the song with Kate York, and Diaz co-produced it with Konrad Snyder. It is a song about the comfort of certainty.

The song's lyrics are full of the kind of existential honesty that makes the best indie songs work. It is a song about the search for meaning, and it is delivered with a vocal performance that is both tender and powerful. It is a song that stays with you long after it ends.