Timberlake’s second album was both experiment and coronation, a sleek synthesis of digital production and analog emotion. Morris co-wrote “(Another Song) All Over Again,” produced by industry legend, Rick Ruben. The quiet finale tempers the record’s futurist pulse with a classic sense of remorse. In contrast to the album’s mechanized rhythms, the closer relies on piano and falsetto, allowing sentiment to surface where innovation had dominated. The result is a coda that grounds the record’s bravado in reflection — a reminder that even within pop’s most forward-looking architecture, the emotional foundation remains traditional craft.