Avenoir

Unsteady

Time Don’t Care” is a raw, hard-hitting prison anthem that dives deep into the torment of isolation and the relentless passage of time. MC Sin paints a vivid picture of confinement — concrete walls, ticking clocks, and a mind on the edge — where every second feels like a battle for sanity. The song blends brutal honesty with poetic rage, turning pain into defiance.

Each verse hits like a confession from a cell: stripped of freedom, haunted by regrets, and yet unbroken in spirit. The ticking clock becomes both the enemy and the reminder that even behind steel bars, the fire within still burns. The final lines drive home the message — they can lock the body, but they’ll never cage the mind.

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Locked in Hell” is a raw confession straight from a man haunted by rage, regret, and betrayal. Told from behind prison walls, it’s the story of a soul torn apart — a man who snapped when love turned to lies. The lyrics bleed guilt and fury in equal measure, painting a dark picture of heartbreak, vengeance, and the heavy price of losing control. With guttural honesty and fire-soaked emotion, this track isn’t about justification — it’s about the weight of consequence and the ghosts that never let go.

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You Can’t Stop the Clocks”

“You Can’t Stop the Clocks” is the anthem of endurance — the voice of a man doing his time but refusing to lose his soul. Written from deep inside the cell, it’s raw defiance wrapped in rhythm and grit. The song carries the weight of eighteen hard years, but instead of breaking, it transforms pain into purpose. With bars that bite and a spirit that won’t fold, this track hits like a heartbeat behind steel, echoing hope, strength, and redemption through every line.

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A raw, defiant anthem about breaking free from fake sympathy and emotional noise. This song dives deep into the storm of isolation — not as weakness, but as a reclaiming of self. It’s dark, unapologetic, and brutally honest: a scream for space, silence, and authenticity. Every lyric burns with the need to feel, to heal, and to exist without pretending.

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A fierce, introspective anthem about self-confrontation, transformation, and breaking free from the chains of your own reflection. The lyrics depict a struggle with identity, the weight of past mistakes, and the haunting presence of one’s own inner battles. Vivid mirror imagery, fractured reflections, and raw emotional power illustrate the journey from being trapped to rising stronger. It’s a cinematic, high-energy exploration of reclaiming control and confronting the parts of yourself you’ve hidden — a declaration of resilience and self-liberation.

Genre: Hip-Hop / Rap / Dark Alternative
Mood: Intense, empowering, raw, introspective
Themes: Identity, transformation, inner struggle, resilience, self-liberation

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“Goodbye, Old Man” is a raw, unfiltered farewell to a father — drenched in pain, truth, and unfinished love.
It’s not clean, it’s not pretty — it’s real.
This song dives deep into grief, broken family bonds, and the fire that burns when love and anger share the same heartbeat.
A confession, a release, and a final conversation with a ghost that still lives inside.

Written and performed by MC Sin.
Sometimes saying goodbye means forgiving both of you.

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Brothers Don’t Die
Concept:
A haunting conversation between two brothers — one alive, one gone. Through pain, guilt, and love, they speak across the divide between life and death, turning grief into poetry.
This is more than a song — it’s a confession, a resurrection, and a promise carved in rhythm and smoke.
“Brothers don’t die — we live within

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A heartbreak told through silence and missed moments. Another Call captures that haunting feeling of almost saying what you meant — but never getting the chance. It’s a confession written between raindrops, where memories echo like unanswered calls.

With emotional storytelling, cinematic imagery, and raw vulnerability, this song speaks to everyone who’s ever loved someone they never truly reached.

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A heartfelt tribute song about loss, memory, and love that never fades. The lyrics capture the pain of missing someone deeply while trying to express the inexpressible through writing. It’s a soft, emotional reflection on grief, healing, and the lasting presence of those we love — even when they’re gone.

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A haunting reflection on loss, love, and forgiveness between two men — a son and his father. “The Long Goodbye” captures the fragile space between holding on and letting go, where silence speaks louder than words.
With tender verses and a soul-stirring chorus, the song reveals the quiet strength it takes to say goodbye to someone who shaped you — flaws and all. It’s not about perfection or redemption, but about finding peace in the moments that remain.

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My Music, My Story

Goal: To write 1,000 songs inspired by everything I see and hear over the course of a full year.
Music never leaves my head — or my phone. I can create a song about almost anything, anytime.

My Playlists:
These feature my newest creations, covering a mix of genres. I push myself across all styles, though most of my tracks lean toward dance and pop. Still, I’ve always had a deep love for country music — and nothing moves me like a fast violin over a driving beat.

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

After years of creating and refining music as a way to heal, I’ve decided it’s time to step back and let you take the sound and make it yours.

Massive thanks to everyone who’s listened, shared, and connected.
I never mean to upset anyone with the sad songs — I just sing what I feel and what I see.

Check out the playlist for my best tracks: handpicked, heartfelt, and real — funny, silly, sad, and happy all mixed together.
I love what I do, and I hope you’ve enjoyed experiencing my life through my songs.

Much love and respect to all of you — and big thanks again!

If you’ve got pop song ideas or topics you’d like me to explore, send them my way:
📧 themusichutch@gmail.com

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