Name: Luke 4 - V3 by Preston-Music
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: Luke 4 - V3

Clément Bindzi - It Ain't Ok

laptop session w/ @nihareeka 
artwork: @nihareeka
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chal aaja naina
hume tume kuch kehna
niche tumne kuch pehna kya?
hume kuch na sehna, fuck it, go

ooh
mai tujhe dekhu
gande nigaahon se 
mai hun jo haasil
bana de kaafir
and it go like

ye ghaatak ye raaton mein haasil
aazma tu bana mujhe kaafir

mai aage tere taire
shark sab fere baithe
kaat ke lere fight
bhaag ke tere pehle
yahan pe mere jese
aag pe feke pese
aag se tere baal
bhaap ko leve jese

kaafir : demo (ft. nee★) (prod. @fred.irie)

Nights to weep

“Gone Too Far” is a meditation on emotional retreat — a soul’s quiet resistance after too many collisions with pain. The track begins with a soft cry against chaos (wahala), as the protagonist drifts further into stillness, choosing numbness over noise, and silence over survival.

Love once lifted her, made her light — but gravity always returns. What was once flight becomes exile, and the heart learns to protect itself the only way it knows how: by disappearing.

The song does not scream, it surrenders — not to weakness, but to boundaries. Each verse is a chapter in her story of departure: from joy, from connection, from herself. The repetition of pain is not for emphasis, but to show how trauma becomes rhythm — and how rhythm becomes the only thing left pulsing when the soul grows quiet.

“Gone Too Far” is not just about heartbreak. It’s about the delicate, dangerous freedom of letting go — when choosing to feel nothing seems safer than feeling everything.

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A poetic, soul-searching blend of hip hop, gospel, and spoken word—this track reflects on surrender, trust, and the quiet process of becoming. Through mellow lo-fi beats and ambient textures, "Maybe God’s Will" invites you into a conversation between clay and potter, questions and grace.

From light at your feet to rivers cutting through stone, this piece is about the kind of faith that doesn't demand full clarity—just enough light for the next few steps.

For those walking, waiting, or wondering—this one's for you.

🎵 Song Title: Far Above Me
🎙️ Executive Producer: GTV Mansfeld
✍️ Writer: GTV Mansfeld (ASCAP)
📇 Publisher: Empty Vessel Music
🎧 ISRC: Pending Distribution
© 2025 GTV Mansfeld (ASCAP)
℗ 2025 Empty Vessel Music
All rights reserved.

Lyrics:
Maybe God’s will for your life
Is part of the journey
And maybe… see…
None of ya business
I mean…

Who out there with clay
Tried to smash a vase
But ended up with an ashtray
I mean... I'm just tryin’ to say

Well…
Anyways

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me, yeah
So…
Farther above me, yeah

A light to my feet
As I walk to the la-treen
Is all I need… just enough light (right)
Just need to see
The next few steps
In front of me
Not the whole scene

But yeah
There be danger in the bushes
I can’t control them, naw (might scare me)

But God can move their heart
God can still them

Like a river
Cutting rock in the earth
My worth
So much more to Him

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me, yeah
So…
Farther above me, yeah

He’s just cuttin’ the rock

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me, yeah
So…
Farther above me, yeah
Oohhhh, oh, Father

Yeah, He’s just
Cuttin’ the rock
And the junk that blocks (just building blocks)
Block my path
So halfway down
The river can flow
Through me
And around
Yeah
Cuttin’ the rock

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me, yeah
So…
Farther above me, yeah
Oohhhh, oh, Father…

Let me know if you’d like a version broken into stanzas for performance, visual sync, or liner notes.








You said:
remove puchtuations at the end of linec


ChatGPT said:
Here is your cleaned-up version of the lyrics with all punctuation removed from the ends of lines:

Maybe God’s will for your life
Is part of the journey
And maybe… see…
None of ya business
I mean…

Who out there with clay
Tried to smash a vase
But ended up with an ashtray
I mean... I'm just tryin’ to say

Well…
Anyways

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me yeah
So…
Farther above me yeah

A light to my feet
As I walk to the la-treen
Is all I need… just enough light (right)
Just need to see
The next few steps
In front of me
Not the whole scene

But yeah
There be danger in the bushes
I can’t control them naw (might scare me)

But God can move their heart
God can still them

Like a river
Cutting rock in the earth
My worth
So much more to Him

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me yeah
So…
Farther above me yeah

He’s just cuttin’ the rock

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me yeah
So…
Farther above me yeah
Oohhhh oh Father

Yeah He’s just
Cuttin’ the rock
And the junk that blocks (just building blocks)
Block my path
So halfway down
The river can flow
Through me
And around
Yeah
Cuttin’ the rock

If He is the potter
Then maybe His way is

Far above me yeah
So…
Farther above me yeah
Oohhhh oh Father

Far Above Me

Moonlight

„Shadows of War“ ist ein kraftvoller und düsterer Song, der die brutale Realität von Krieg, Gewalt und Machtmissbrauch thematisiert. Mit eindringlichen Texten schildert der Song die Tragödien unzähliger unschuldiger Opfer, die von Entscheidungen einzelner herrschender Figuren getroffen werden. Er beleuchtet den Hass, die Rache und die Manipulation durch Religion, die den Kreislauf der Gewalt immer weiter antreiben. Musikalisch begleitet von einer schweren, melancholischen Atmosphäre, bringt „Shadows of War“ die dunklen Schatten des Konflikts zum Ausdruck und stellt die Frage, wann dieser Albtraum endlich enden wird. Ein Song, der zum Nachdenken anregt und die zerstörerischen Folgen von Krieg ungeschönt aufzeigt.

Luke 4 - V3

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