Song Book

(Verse 1)
There was never a man in the world,
I didn’t think I could whip.
When I came to my full growth,

(Verse 1)
What you gonna do now?
The options so few
Bang bang, she’s dead

Happy Birthday William John
Hey Ho, buckle my shoe,
Let’s get rafting, fetch the canoe
See those pomegranates, over there

"Before time knows it has begun, before breath, before heartbeat, there is a moment—so brief it cannot be measured, yet so profound it reshapes eternity." "A single cell drifts in the vast, dark cathedral of…

Verse 1
Mike my hero, so young and bright
Fixing up our Ford Cortina right
Many nights stripping, oiling, greasing

"Sunshine"
(Verse 1)
Time passes slowly now that you’re gone
Memories sharpen the things I long

Gypsy girl, Oh gypsy girl,
I knew I shouldn’t love you
But knew I always would
Gypsy girl, Oh gypsy girl,

[Verse 1]
Do you know?
He loved you so…
That man of yours

Raise me up
Don’t knock me down.
Im not a fool
I’m not a clown

Verse 1
Mike my hero, so young and bright
Fixing up our Ford Cortina right
Many nights stripping, oiling, greasing

Righteous Song (Lyrics)
(Verse 1)
Whilst mum sleeps through the night,
Dark forces come into sight.

"Good Timber Grows"
(Inspired by Douglas Malloch’s poem "Good Timber")
[Verse 1]
The tree that never faced the storm,

"Not Half a Life"
(Inspired by Kahlil Gibran’s poem "Do Not Love Half Lovers")
[Verse 1]
Do not love half lovers,

"Master of My Fate"
*(Inspired by William Ernest Henley’s *Invictus)
[Verse 1]
Out of the night that covers me,

"There Will Come Soft Rains"
(Inspired by Sara Teasdale’s poem)
[Verse 1]
There will come soft rains, the earth will breathe,

Regrets
I have a few
Some very old
Some brand new

I looked long
And hard
To find
Another

You had a plan
like every man
A calculated scheme
You studied

Verse 1:
Don’t stand there crying, don’t say goodbye,
I’m in the whisper of the evening sky.
I am the wind that calls your name,

Whoever do you think you are, talking to me like that. It's bazaar, no, crazy as hell. I'm not your beat up old sow. Listen, get a grip, hopefully quick, it's you that's on a…

Is it right that we should be led by dictators and tyrants.
Those people have not earned their place.
Often these people are such a disgrace.
What are we going to do now?

A Song for the Dead
(Verse 1)
Many young men, now they're gone,
In the name of what? What war is won?

Ash and Echoes (Rhymed Version) Smoke coils high where whispers die, the wind a ghost in a hollow sky. Ruins lean where homes once stood, their bones of stone, their veins of wood. A doll…

The Clash of Steel and Sky (Battle Hymn)
(Verse 1)
Blades ignite in crimson light,
shadows dance in war’s cruel night.

Behind the Code”
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(Verse 1)
In the heart of the cell, where the story is spun,

In a world where gold gleams bright,
Its beauty captivates, a stunning sight.
A metal rare, of great esteem,
Reflecting light, a radiant beam.

Oh children of the dust and flame,
You bear My breath, you wear My name.
I formed you not for sword or greed,
But fields of love and sacred seed.

Who do you think you are,
Talking to me like that?
It’s bizarre—no, it’s crazy as hell.
I’m not your beat-up old cow

Did we lose our way.
You were meant to stay.
You left, didn’t say goodbye,
left me, with tears in my eye.

In a forest old, where the silence grows,
And the wind walks soft where no one goes,
There lives a man with silver eyes,
Who sees the truth, not just the skies.

In a forest old, where the silence grows,
And the wind walks soft where no one goes,
There lives a man with silver eyes,
Who sees the truth, not just the skies.

What a sight you are.
I saw you, just there,
Through my window,
Mid-motion,

🎵 When the Rain Comes
(Verse 1)
When the rain comes, falls long and hard
I watch it gather in the yard

Title – I Don't Burn They say hell hath no fury, and maybe they’re right, But I don’t burn for him — I burn for the light. The one he tried to dim with every…

🎵 Woman Scorned
(Verse 1)
They say hell hath no fury, and maybe they’re right
But I don’t burn for him — I burn for the light

🎵 The Beautiful Pebble
(Verse 1)
She walks along the shoreline, eyes cast low
Where the quiet hearts and lost things go

🎵 Only Love Remains
Hold my hand
Don’t let go
Feel this slow

Hey—
You left your sweater
And half the fight.
It’s still hanging

🎵 "The Sea Will Keep Me"
(Verse 1)
Cold stars above me
No more to run

🎵 “Weightless”
(Verse 1)
I thought we’d land
With time to spare

Good Friday marks the day
Jesus Christ was crucified.
According to the Gospels:
After the Last Supper

🎵 Verse 1
He wasn’t known for preaching
He never spoke too loud
But every night, he lit a flame

Verse 1
I held a hope so small, I could barely see
Like a whisper in the wind, like a dream in me
But You said it only takes a seed that’s small

🎙️ "The Sower" — A Monologue
(spoken with calm reverence and growing urgency)
You ever wonder… why truth doesn’t always stick?
Why some hear it, and it changes their life —

🎬 YouTube Script: “Let Me Tell You a Story”
Theme: The Parable of the Sower — Rhyming Monologue
Tone: Reflective, serious, hopeful
Length: ~Max 3.75

[Verse 1]
You step inside where the neon hums,
Rain on your coat and the cold still stuns,
But the beat inside is warm and wild—

(Verse 1)
I used to wonder how they did it,
Ten thousand every month, no gimmick.
Was it luck? Was it fate?

Imagine a beautiful day.
The sky is stitched in soft blue and quiet light.
A motorcyclist leans into the wind, tires kissing the earth like an old friend.
No destination. Just motion.