My final semester negotiated project EP.

Vocals: Jude Macson Bensing
Drums: Mark Jay
Bass: Kimberly Leong
Electric Guitars: Andrew Cheng
Acoustic Guitar: Jude Macson Bensing

Co-produced by Eugene Yeo

Over You (Chris Daughtry cover)

meu cover de 'stolen' do Dashboard Confessional.
enjoy (:

letra e música : Chris Carrabba
instrumental e voz: André Vinco

stolen (dashboard confessional)

I did this cover 2 years ago, year 2012-- so you might notice some errors. I first uploaded this on my twitmusic account but recently deleted it and reposted it here on soundcloud. So yeah. :)

1 Thing 2 Do 3 Words 4 You: I Love You - Plain White T's ukulele cover (Eva Mae Maramo)

LIFEHOUSE - YOU AND ME (piano instrumental cover)

Thunder (Boys like Girls Cover)

Performed live @ the wedding reception of Johnver and Lalaine Magsino

I'll Be (acoustic version by Ynnos) (Edwin McCain)

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Your Guardian Angel  (Cover by Rico Putra)

Hear You Me by Jimmy Eat World (Metal Cover)

Hopelessly Divided” is an introspective alternative-rock anthem that dives into the inner battlefield where doubt, identity, and longing collide. The song captures the experience of feeling torn between opposing worlds—between who you were and who you’re becoming, between the pull of comfort and the call of truth, between the heaviness of the past and the hope of something greater ahead.

It opens with a cinematic sense of conflict as the narrator describes two worlds clashing inside the mind. This tension sets the emotional foundation: a life lived in the gap between love and loss, right and wrong, truth and deceit. The verses are raw and personal, exploring emotional confusion and the quiet chaos that comes with struggling to make sense of your own heart.

The pre-chorus reveals a lifetime spent hiding pain beneath the surface, masking wounds with silence, and carrying battles that no one else can see. The confession, “I can’t seem to find my way,” becomes a moment of vulnerability that pulls the listener deeper into the story.

The chorus is the emotional core of the song—an echoing cry from the center of inner conflict. With the repeated refrain “I’m hopelessly divided” and “Endlessly divided,” it captures the weight of living between worlds, suspended in the tension of choosing what brings life over what slowly drains it. The language bridges the spiritual and the emotional, grounding the struggle in both reality and yearning.

As the song progresses, the second verse intensifies the internal war. Every step feels like a battle against old wounds, old lies, and the version of oneself that no longer fits. The imagery of drowning in one’s own mind paints a vivid picture of emotional overwhelm and the fight to rise above it.

The bridge marks a turning point—a moment of honest questioning and spiritual searching. The lyrics ask whether freedom is possible, whether a brighter path exists beyond the darkness. It’s the first flicker of hope, a reaching upward toward something greater than the turmoil within.

Finally, the outro provides the resolution that the entire song builds toward. The shift from “Hopelessly divided” to “Hopelessly united” signals transformation, healing, and clarity. The narrator is no longer torn, no longer wandering in confusion. The Light—symbolic of truth, faith, purpose, or divine guidance—becomes the path forward. Where there was inner fracture, there is now spiritual alignment. Where there was endless division, there is now endless guidance.

“Hopelessly Divided” is a journey from struggle to surrender, from inner chaos to spiritual clarity. It’s for anyone who has wrestled with identity, purpose, and truth—and finally found peace in the Light that leads them home.