Amazing cover! Why didn't you go on with it?

Todo Todo ChaCha Remix Djbhobho

Freddy Fender (Before The Next Teardrop Falls) Angelique

Honestly, do want to try singing the song.. But, will never be able to do that with a slitted throat.. So, always end up messing and spoiling the good songs..

Patty Smyth & Don Henley - Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough (COVER/INSTRUMENTAL))

“Raise Them Right” is one of the most heartfelt and personal moments on Human First. It’s a song about parenting, legacy, and the quiet weight of teaching the next generation how to be better than we were. It doesn’t come from judgment—it comes from love and fear in equal measure: the love of watching kids grow in a chaotic world, and the fear of what kind of world we’re leaving behind for them.

The lyrics move through small, universal snapshots—packing lunches before sunrise, checking homework under a kitchen light, explaining to a child why people fight, why kindness still matters. Each verse feels like a letter written to a future we may never see but still believe in. The chorus opens into something larger: a promise to raise children who lead with empathy, who listen before they shout, who choose decency even when no one’s watching.

Musically, the song leans into its vulnerability. Acoustic guitar and piano anchor it, with soft harmonies lifting the chorus into something that feels both tender and defiant. There’s no irony here, no cleverness—just sincerity. The bridge lands like a prayer, quiet and real, before the final chorus returns with renewed strength, like a vow made in front of the whole world.

“Raise Them Right” is the point in the album where hope becomes responsibility. It’s about understanding that the world we build is the one our children will inherit, and that love—steady, patient, ordinary love—is still the most powerful form of leadership.

Raise Them Right

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Before The Next Teardrop Falls

Let's Make a Night to Remember (In the Style of Bryan Adams) [Performance Track with Demonstration Vocals] - Single

Song Freddie Fender

Vocal: VICTOR
Back vocal: Cor
Solo Gitaar: Cor
Slag Gitaar: Dorus
Bass Gitaar: Gerard
Drums: Gillis
Geluid: N.R.

Before the next tear drops falls

this is my instrumental version of a nice love song.

Let's Make a Night to Remember (In the Style of Bryan Adams) [Performance Track with Demonstration Vocals] - Single

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