How to Be a Player - part 10

A powerful and dramatic song about the deconstruction and reconstruction of faith. The lyrics describe the painful and disorienting experience of watching religious certainty crumble, where "stained glass starts to fade" and "dogma feels like chains." The core message is a radical re-framing of this crisis: it's not a failure of effort ("your grind") but a necessary act of divine intervention ("my Grace"). The song uses the powerful image of a "fault line opening" to portray this foundational shift. It moves from the chaos of doubt to a triumphant, almost defiant final chorus that speaks of a direct, personal infusion of the divine—where breath becomes being and boundlessness breaks brokenness. It's an anthem for anyone who has had their faith fall apart, only to find it fall into a more authentic and liberating place.

GRACE

Late Train

My buddy Sanjay and I were discussing his recent break up. He felt he was being held back and giving way more to the relationship than he was getting, and at this stage in his life he needed more. We agreed a lover should "at least let me be me. And at best let me be better."

Let Me

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