Would love to have the lyrics if possible

Friday Psali

Servants Song: "Agmal Khodam"

Teach Me

Just Like The Bird - Ibrahim Ayad - July 17 2014

"A Debt Unpaid" by Mr.FLEN is a poignant Deep House track that delves into the emotional complexities of hidden debts and unseen burdens. With its rich, atmospheric soundscape and deep basslines, this track creates an immersive listening experience that resonates deeply with the soul.

The instrumental intro sets the tone with eight bars of captivating melodies, drawing listeners into a world where hidden truths and silent debts linger beneath the surface. In the first verse, Mr.FLEN's lyrics paint a vivid picture of borrowed money, fading trust, and whispered woes, reflecting the silent struggles that many face.

The pre-chorus introduces the theme of living large with false pretense, a stark contrast to the unseen burdens carried by the debtor. The chorus amplifies this contrast, highlighting the secret pains and rising guilt that accompany every moment of borrowed joy.

A musical interlude provides a brief respite before diving back into the narrative with the second verse, where feigned wealth and heavy hearts take center stage. Promises fade like lights in the night, leading to costly nights and endless fights.

The deep bassline and atmospheric pads in the drop create an intense, immersive experience, enhancing the song's emotional depth. The third verse casts shadows on lavish scenes, revealing gilded dreams and fragile hopes that fail to materialize.

A minimal beat and ambient sounds in the breakdown focus attention on the raw, heartfelt vocals, while the bridge echoes fears of the future and cries hidden behind smiles. The outro fades with ambient sounds and soft piano chords, leaving listeners in a reflective state.

"A Debt Unpaid" is a masterful blend of introspective lyrics and deep house beats, making it an essential addition to any soulful, late-night playlist.

A Debt Unpaid

Original from Anesti.
Singer: John Awad
Writer/Composer: Sarah Bibawy
Production: John Bibawy
Cover Art: Andrew Ayad
Special Thanks to Mina Hanna and David Bebawy for their countless input and effort. 

Little One Feat. John Awad

“O Beloved” recalls the salvation we have been granted by our Lord Jesus Christ. He suffered, was ridiculed, condemned, smitten, abused, and was crucified before rising from the dead, effectively raising us from our death in sin. The path of suffering is the same path that led to triumphant glory. We live in His resurrection, so now when we share in His sufferings, when we struggle against evil, when we sacrifice ourselves for the love and salvation of the world, we are also active and faithful participants in His glorious resurrection!

O Beloved

A stranger I lived in the world, 
A foreigner like my forefathers.
A pilgrim in my attitude, 
In my thoughts and my desires. 
A stranger, I have no one to, 
Unload on him, my thoughts so true

The people do not like my roots
Nor do they understand my end
In craze arise the multitude
In maddening noise without an end
And I remain in solitude, 
Serenity in my heart felt
A stranger, I can find no home,
Nor a corner to rest alone. 


I cast away the world's pleasures, 
Ignoring her callings to me
I went, I dragged away my things, 
Away from their merry-makings
My heart silent indifferent 
To all they think is important
My listening will never yield
To loud and worldly conversing

I wander off all  on my own
So happy to be in the vast
With my timbrel and my cymbal
And melodies of praise I sing
And now comes the holy moment
In which I retreat with my King
I roam about as a spirit
Invisible to on- lookers
The world alien I am to it
A foreigner like my forefathers

My existence is a triumph
No wealth ,power to disturb me
No house is here to delay me
Nor any friend or family
And with me are sweet verses
And great proverbs to console me

The bible here my only lamp
And nothing else to concern me

I do not know of any fear
Nor any bonds that hinder me
No longer does the world rule me
Against me and at times for me
No longer does the world rule me
Against me and at times for me
I say to every enemy
Who only wants to seduce me

Be aware that now i'am alive
I stranger as were my fathers




Stranger - By Pope Shenouda

Shepherd of my soul

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Of All Nations- Yvette Samir & Olivia Morcos

I make all things new
Daughter I will start you again 
And make liars of the words of all these men 
You know that My word is true
So just hear Me as I say 
Daughter I’m here there’s no need to be afraid
No need to be afraid

I'll Make all Things New

I'll Be - Feat: Mira Ghaly

Asaph Tunes aims to encourage young Orthodox Christian artists to write, compose and sing new songs using contemporary music
Description
Music is an integral part of our make up as human beings. Music has always been found to inspire many different emotions in the human soul that nothing else could. This is not a twenty first century find but it has been right from the beginning of creation. We read in the book of Genesis hidden among a long list of names of the sons of Adam and Eve, and only four generations removed from them a character who’s name is Jubal, the bible says about him that “he was the father of all those who play the harp and flute.” Genesis 4:21. Later on we know that David not only wrote psalms that were and are still used for worship but he also assigned musicians and chief musician who’s primary role is to play music in the temple worship.
The Orthodox Church has always embraced music in its worship; some of the music that is used in the Orthodox Church worship have stood the test of time and have until today taken the worshippers into a spiritual realm that prepared them for receiving the Holy Eucharist.

Historically music was not restricted to church worship alone but there are many saints who have offered the church a great library of songs and poems that taught Christians their orthodox faith against the many heresies. A perfect example of this in the Coptic Church is the mid-night psalmody especially the Theotokia (praises to saint Mary) which very accurately spells out the Orthodox Church’s theology of St Mary. Other contemporary examples are the many poems of the late Pope Shenouda III.

It is for this reason that Asaph Tunes, aims is to encourage young Orthodox Christian artists to write, compose and sing new songs using contemporary music. A very important aspect of a song is its educational value that it offers to listeners. In other words the lyrics must present a substantial theological teaching about the Orthodox Church teaching and theology. Asaph Tunes role is to encourage and present the work of those artists to the best quality and provide it in the most common media available such as iTunes and sound cloud and various other internet radios stations.

I'll Be - Feat: Mira Ghaly

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