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🎵 Please no Lawyers- (Official Lyric Video by Brady Kent) 🎶✨

Please no Lawyers is about when love turns to loss, and trust breaks apart. Kate tells the raw, emotional story of a man pleading for understanding after fathering a child outside his relationship. With lines like “please no lawyers, no hourly rate” and “I blew it over, an affair, I still care,” this haunting track explores the consequences of betrayal and the fallout that follows.

It’s a story that’s hard to forgive, and even harder to forget. The focus here isn’t just on him, but on her, the one left to pick up the pieces. 

Some hearts drift apart, and sometimes, two people who once knew each other so well become strangers. Kate captures that painful, bittersweet moment of letting go.

Did you ever ‘let go’?

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Please no Lawyers

“Echoes Return” is the resurrection. Where the first track mourned what was lost and the second confronted the lies, this final piece becomes a voice of clarity, wisdom, and rebirth. It doesn’t rage, it teaches. It doesn’t only remember, it reclaims.

The three verses rise like pillars of memory, each one unveiling the resilience of Babylon’s legacy. Between them, short bridges act like breaths of prophecy, pauses where the listener is invited to reflect before being drawn deeper. The beat is expansive and cinematic, layering orchestral undertones and steady drums, giving the sense of history waking up and walking again.

The wise outro is the crown: a spoken meditation reminding listeners of the importance of researching and seeking the past with their own eyes, not swallowing the distortions of others. It feels less like a song ending and more like a torch being passed.

This track closes the trilogy not with anger, but with illumination. It’s the sound of ancient kings rising, not to conquer, but to guide the living toward truth.

This Time

Amie Blu

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