Falling In Lust

Empires of Bones and Guilt

A spoken-word lament and lyrical rebuke of a world that sells innocence for empire. Set against the backdrop of Gaza, the song tells the story of children lost to greed, of land stolen and renamed, and of plazas built upon the graves of the forgotten. It speaks of governments and tycoons who pave over history with wealth, rewriting memory to serve ambition. But beneath the marble, the voices of the silenced rise. The lyrics mourn not just the loss of life, but the moral collapse of those who claim to lead. It is both an elegy and a prophecy, a warning that no empire built on bones and guilt can stand forever. The earth remembers. Justice does not forget.

Empire of Bones and Guilt

Resilience - Motown RnB Soul

The mirror knows my tricks by now
It waits before I do
I draw the line that hides the cracks
And call that line the truth
The coffee burns, the daylight glows
The news repeats the same
I wear my mouth the way they do
And try to spell my name

Keep the smile on
don’t let the edges fall
We’re actors in the afterglow,
pretending through it all
Keep the smile on
the light won’t know you lied
It’s just another way to breathe
when everything inside has died

The neighbors wave their borrowed hands
My phone begins to glow
It says I’ve got a hundred friends
But none of them will know
The window shows a weathered face
That almost looks like me
I blink, and he remembers
Who I used to be

Keep the smile on
the audience is kind
They only see the surface
of the storm you left behind
Keep the smile on
the truth can take its time
You’ll find it in the silence
between the scripted lines

Some nights, I almost laugh for real
It scares me when I do
Because I feel the mask become
The only part that’s true

So keep the smile on
until the mirror sleeps
And maybe you’ll believe it too
if you pretend it deep enough to keep

Keep the smile on

Art by Pvndo
Mixed and mastered by Bobby Earth

Can You Feel It Too (Bobby Earth Flip)

Leland Aleem Fakir - Life of a Struggling Artist (slowed)

All content written and produced by Francisco Haye
Mixed by Elijah Judah and Francisco Haye
Mastered by Francisco Haye

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Written & Produced by Solomon Smith 
Keys: Bart Orr
Bass: Solomon Smith
Saxophone: James Vincent
Mixed by: Solomon Smith 
Mastered by: Bryce Quinn

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