A nostalgic emo-pop punk track for the love I lost, but never really let go of. 
“Please Don’t Take (The Quiet Things)” is about my ex-wife, my best friend, my safe place; who came out years into our marriage and has since found someone new.  It’s not angry. It’s not begging.  It’s just me honoring the quiet, everyday love we had, the soft stuff people forget about.
This one’s for the couch naps, the grocery lists, the coffee on Sundays.  For the flannel shirts and whispered plans.  For the gentle ache I’ll always carry.

Please Don't Take (The Quiet Things)

Raw 90s West Coast styled protest rap; as if we wrote the national anthem for the betrayed.

No apologies. No fake patriotism. Just rebellion, truth, and fire.

Produced with dirty vinyl samples, militant snare slaps, lowrider basslines, and pure rage.

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#ProtestRap #RevolutionMusic #UndergroundRap #NoJusticeNoPeace #GodDamnUSA

GOD DAMN, F* THE U.S.A.

Smoke Me Up and Kiss Me

You, Me, and Every Universe

She Danced Like That

We Still Show Up

Data Don’t Love Me Back

Lunch Duty Ain’t In My Job Description

You Don’t Even Bring a Pencil

Contract Hours, Bitch

Don’t Call Me ‘Miss’ Without a Raise

I'm just a songwriter, standing in front of a computer, asking it to sing my heart out. Welcome to my world where I weave words into lyrics and let AI bring them to life.

Please Don't Take (The Quiet Things)

Nicholas Wells

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