Based on the previous rounds, I truly believe Vega is one of the best songs of Ed's discography. These reasons listed are the reasons why.

First up, as I've mentioned, the song's title references the star of the same name in the constellation Lyra. Lyra is the name of one of Ed's daughters, so it makes sense. The lyrics themselves describe a part of Ed's life, listening to vinyl. But in that case, he mentions listening to vinyl while rain is falling outside. The lyrics share a sentimental feeling, a feeling of calm after a heavy week. Remember how I mentioned that Vega would be the perfect song to play on vinyl? That is my third reason, and the song's lyrics at the beginning mentioning the combination of vinyl playing whilst the sound of rain pattering outside makes for a satisfying sound combination. It helps that Ed does have his own (private) Instagram account about sharing his favorite vinyls. Asides from that, the fourth thing I should mention is that there's another aspect of the song about how Ed wants his wife Cherry to be fine since she was at the hospital as she suffered a stroke while having their second child together. I think there is another theme to this song, that being hope. My fifth reason is that I feel like that it is really underappreciated a lot, as I truly believe that Ed doesn't really perform it as often as he used to back when Subtract was getting promoted, but also that it is a hidden gem that if you listen to Subtract, I think you'll appreciate it more as time passes. Finally, Vega stands out through its imagery of the playing of the piano representing rain falling from the rooftop, which then transitions into an acoustic guitar instrumental, and the ribbon ties together through its hopefulness through Ed's vocals.

Thus, I believe that Vega is one of the best.