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Remastered Versión From Dalega Beats - SECOND

[Intro]  
Midnight calls, I feel it rising  
Truth runs deep, no compromising  
Moon’s in sync with my heartbeat fast  
I face the night, forget the past  

[Verse 1]  
Steps in silence, pulse in flame  
Shadows move, but I’m not the same  
Eyes of gold, I see the signs  
Truth’s been hiding in the lines  

[Pre-Chorus]  
Let the rhythm testify  
Every tear, every alibi  
Lift the mask, reveal the fight  
I’m true… true the midnight  

[Chorus]  
True the midnight, I won’t fade  
Break the silence I once obeyed  
Beat by beat, I claim my name  
I rise in moonlight, unashamed  

[Verse 2]  
Mirrors cracked but I still shine  
Truth reflects in overtime  
Hands like fire, soul like steel  
I dance what hearts forget to feel  

[Bridge]  
No more hiding in disguise  
I feel the truth electrify  
Every move, a flash of light  
I’m true… true the midnight  

[Final Chorus]  
True the midnight, fierce and free  
Let the rhythm rescue me  
Louder than the stars collide  
I’m true the midnight—power amplified!

True The Midnight ( Remastered )

This track is a brutally honest reflection on how photographs can both heal and wound. Each verse unpacks the contradiction of frozen smiles and hidden pain—how a single image can bring back laughter, love, and beauty, while at the same time reopening scars of betrayal, heartbreak, and regret. The song carries a gritty, unfiltered tone with heavy emotional punches, laced with profanity to underline its rawness.

The chorus hammers home the paradox: photos are joy, but they’re also pain. The bridges push this tension even further, painting photos as both daggers and time machines that trap the singer between past love and unresolved wounds. By the outro, it’s clear that photographs aren’t just memories—they’re curses and blessings, forcing the singer to confront everything they’ve lived through, good and bad.

It’s part catharsis, part rage, part mourning, and part acceptance—a powerful anthem about the way memory refuses to fade.

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A brutally honest, darkly funny take on the chaos of Christmas through MC Sin’s eyes, with MC Saint offering quiet, gentle reminders of warmth and connection. Perfect for anyone who’s had enough of forced holiday cheer and just wants some peace.

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The song opens with a slow, moody guitar riff under light rain sounds, setting a nostalgic but raw tone. A deep, steady kick drum slides in — heartbeat-like — giving weight to the emotion. The vocals start low and smoky, storytelling with attitude and truth, like a late-night confession between best friends.

As the first chorus hits, the production opens up — bright electric guitars, solid snare hits, and a driving bassline lift the energy. The hook feels free and rebellious, with layered vocals and a touch of echo that gives it a rooftop-anthem feel.

The second verse brings a subtle electronic beat under the guitar — tighter rhythm, a little grit in the vocal, emotion rising. By the bridge, the beat drops out, leaving reverb-drenched vocals and ambient synth pads — a moment of empowerment and clarity.

Then the outro bursts back in: loud, laughing, liberating. You can hear glass clinks, city sounds, and that live, unfiltered energy — two voices shouting into the night. The final guitar chord rings out raw and defiant, fading like a fire still burning

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At the End of the Day” is a heartfelt, introspective ballad about reflection, resilience, and finding peace amid life’s chaos. The lyrics explore quiet moments of solitude where we confront doubt, past mistakes, and inner battles. With gentle verses, rising emotional bridges, and a soaring chorus, the song captures the process of working through pain, letting go of fear, and embracing small victories in silence. It’s a tender reminder that even in solitude, healing and clarity are possible.

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“You Pull Me to the Light” is a raw, powerful anthem about finding strength, hope, and salvation through someone who cuts through the darkness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of struggle, chaos, and pain, but also the transformative force of a guiding light that lifts you when all seems lost. With gritty verses, soaring choruses, and an explosive bridge, the song captures both vulnerability and defiance, showing the duality of breaking and rising stronger than before.

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Not Today” is the perfect collision of chaos and compassion — a lyrical duel between darkness and light. MC Sin spits pure rage, hopelessness, and exhaustion, while MC Saint steps in like a voice of faith, grounding him with empathy and fight. It’s not a pretty conversation — it’s survival in real time. The call-and-response format makes it cinematic, like an internal battle being fought bar for bar.

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A high-energy, electrifying dance track that captures the thrill of letting go and losing yourself to the music. With every beat, every spark, and every pulse, it’s about feeling alive, moving free, and chasing the night until the sun comes up.

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A brutally honest confession from the edge — this track is pure lyrical therapy. It’s the sound of someone tearing open their chest to pour every regret, every scar, every scream into the mic. A raw, unapologetic anthem about using music as survival — where pain turns into power, and creation becomes redemption.

Only in-the-song

A heartfelt anthem about the daily ritual of writing and creating music as a form of healing. Through every verse and hook, the song captures the power of lyrics to mend cracks, lift the darkness, and give the soul a voice. A personal journey, one song at a time.”

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Goal is 1000 songs all written about what see and hear for one full year i have songs forever in my  head and phone. Now i can probably get any song about anything. 


my Play lists. Is my. Newest    
I push myself to all different styles of music 
Most are dance pop. But I love country myself also the violin in fast dance 

Every one of my songs is a story.
I’m a product of 1990 — raised on After Dark and Colosseum, where raw mic energy ruled the night. There’s something about loud voices and echoing bars that still sends shivers down my spine.

After years of crafting and editing music for me to heal , I’ve decided it’s time to step back — and let you take the sound and make it yours.

Massive thanks for tuning in. Sorry if I upset you with sad songs. But I just sing what i feel or see 

Check the playlist for my best tracks — handpicked, heart-made, and full of truth. Some funny stupid and sad and happy.    I love what I do I hope you enjoyed my life in song 

Much love and respect to all of you.
Big thanks again, you lot! 


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