PLEASE NOTE (Advisory):
The subject matter within contains themes of self harm, suicide, depression, anxiety, and feelings of worthlessness, even if from a Christian perspective. Be cautious if these may trigger a negative response.

Sweat of a Martyr.

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credits
Written by clothespin.
Mixed & Mastered by clothespin.
Art by Parker Bolin (www.parkerbolin.com)

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Suicide Note. (Phil. 1:23-26)

Rags

Consider How My Light Is Spent

Him And The Wretch

loose lipped lullabies

you could sing me a lulybi or however you spell it

if the truth hurts
then i need
pain medication
there's somethin'
bout your hair and your skirt
and they just
crave celebration

but what if im not confident
enough to be the one who can
face desperation
then i'll just hope
that all the stars will align and
make constellations

i think i'm lost in the crowd
tried to figure it out
i took a wrong turn somewhere
it's time to reroute
heavy-headed and anxious
convinced that i hate this
and now i dont know
my own whereabouts

can't dry the tears from your eyes
i know you're bleeding inside
but i'm not the one
you see the evening sky
it's hard to rationalize
when you're on the run
your wings started to melt
because no one would tell you
you're close to the sun
and when you look back now
i hope that you can say
that you had your fun

pain medication.

god has a hitman (jensen mcrae)

This is an original demo by Jacob Laxton. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or redistribution of this track is strictly prohibited. For licensing or inquiries, contact: jlaxton115@gmail.com.

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That Little Feeling (Demo)

sunbathing

As This

The Plague

Daniel Horton, although young and full of potential,  creates music meant to enrapture and impact the heart. Whether Christian, or simple musings on the nature of life and death, his songs touch profound and boldly upon themes of deep significance. Using minimalist and folky instrumentation, his goal is to draw attention to the deep lyrics and heartfelt poesy of his art, in an attempt to create an experience both moving and personal.

Suicide Note. (Phil. 1:23-26)

Daniel Horton

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