The band surprised some of the people who worked at Warner with the song, and people reacted very emotionally to it, with some weeping, giving hugs, and telling stories. It's a sad song, but the pay-off is that when something dramatic and painful like that happens, the most important thing to do is to connect with the people you love and remind them you care about them." We knew we absolutely had to write about what happened. At some point last year, I suddenly heard that she'd got cancer - and then all of a sudden she had died. Midwest, eventually getting promoted and promoted. She started out in radio promo and was basically driving us to the local radio stations in the U.S. We had a friend who worked for the record label for a long time and came up with us from years and years ago. Records who died in October 2015 following a cancer diagnosis. Later on the band revealed the friend was Amy Zaret, a 25-year veteran of Warner Bros. He revealed that, in spite of the horrible inevitability of loss, the song is about letting people know that you care. When asked what he wanted to write about by White, Shinoda said that the only thing he could think about was the friend who had passed.
In an interview leading up to the reveal of the album's lead single, " Heavy", Shinoda revealed that White had worked with him on the song "One More Light" while Brad Delson attended the funeral of one of the band's friends.
In late 2016, Shinoda revealed that he had worked with British songwriter Eg White on a song.
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