These six songs follow the Hero's Journey that Rhymin' Limon and his friends undertake in the novel, Rhymin Limon and the Comet Conundrum. The novel is available on amazon.com as well as the prequel called Rhymin' Limon: Dinosaur Detective.
Musicians:
Jerry Rasch, aka Eban Flo - writer, vocals, guitars, upright bass, harmonica
Sofi Berro - vocals
James Fenner - Percussion
Stephen Bott - drums (first five tracks)
Jon VanZandt - drums (Bright Future)
Singers on Bright Future: Mona and Kristi Sallie, John Hamilton

Songs:
Riding Snowflakes
Shapeshifters
Being Myself
My Imagination
Darkest Dark
Bright Future

Any feedback is greatly appreciated on these mixes. I am trying these mixes out in public before adding to streaming services, etc.

Thanks!

Jerry Rasch

Songs for novel - Rhymin' Limon and the Comet Conundrum, by Jerry Rasch, aka Eban Flo

You got my Heart Pumping

Believer- Imagine Dragons (Cover)

The day I was free

I love life many voices guiding my path to being a good person

voices

carrot cake

Will You Think of Me is a soulful blending of folk, blues and country with indie vibes and fresh, innovative melodies.

Acoustic Guitar & Vocals: Samantha Sinanan
Electric Guitar: Antti Makitalo
Drums & Bass: Brian Marchant
Backup Vocals: Mina Chung
Pedal Steel: Elliott Nicholson
Keys: John Bright
Flute: Kristine Miles
Produced by Brian Marchant

Cowgirl Lovebrand would like to thank Brian Marchant for his creativity, vision, patience and unwavering support. We’d also like to give our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of the musicians and collaborators that have helped us make this project a reality. We are humbled and eternally grateful. It truly takes a village.
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“I’m Not the Man I Used to Be” is a song about what happens after rock bottom — that quiet turning point where survival becomes transformation.
It’s the moment you stop running from yourself, stop fixing everyone else’s storms, and finally face the truth you’ve been carrying for years.

This track is about evolution…
About burning the old versions, breaking the inherited patterns, and choosing to rise anyway.
It’s healing, raw, honest — a reminder that scars aren’t failures; they’re blueprints for who we become.

I wrote this for anyone who’s ever rebuilt themselves from the inside out.
For anyone who’s carried ghosts, chased the wrong salvation, or lost a love that cracked them open.
For anyone who finally said, “I’m done hiding. It’s time to be me.”

If this song finds you at the right moment, I hope it gives you the same strength it gave me while writing it.

Lyrics:

I used to run from every shadow,
Hide my hurt behind a grin.
Played the joker, played the fighter,
Never let the real me in.
I carried ghosts like armor,
Thought the weight would set me free…
But all it ever really did
Was steal the breath right out of me.

I broke, I bled, unraveled—
But the fall taught me to see:
Somewhere in the wreckage
There was more to me than grief.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m standing here with open eyes.
No more running from the mirror,
No more swallowing the lies.
I walked through fire just to feel
My own heart beating honestly…
And now I know, for the first time,
I’m not the man I used to be.

I used to chase the wrong salvation,
Tried to save everyone I loved.
Fixed their storms while mine kept raging,
Built a shelter with no sun.
But something broke—and then I opened,
Let the truth come pouring in…
You can’t heal another’s damage
When you’re bleeding from within.

Lost, betrayed, awakened—
Every scar rewired me.
Pain became my teacher
And it finally set me free.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m stronger where the fractures are.
No more begging for acceptance,
No more worshipping the stars.
I don’t need the past to tell me
Who I am or who to be…
‘Cause now I know in every heartbeat:
I’m not the man I used to be.

I buried old illusions,
Burned the versions built on fear.
I lost a love that broke me—
But it brought me back to here.
Back to the center of my spirit,
To the man I couldn’t see…
Sometimes you lose your whole world
To find who you were meant to be.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m wide awake and breathing deep.
No more clinging to the memories,
No more sinking in the deep.
I walked through hell and learned to heal,
Learned that truth will set you free…
And now I rise, rebuilt, reborn—
I’m not the man I used to be.

Not perfect… just present.
Not broken… just free.
A little scarred, a little wiser—
But finally…
finally…

I'm not the man I used to me

I'm not the man I used to be

Mix 2 is rendered with a deeper sense of freedom and release...

“I’m Not the Man I Used to Be” is a song about what happens after rock bottom — that quiet turning point where survival becomes transformation.
It’s the moment you stop running from yourself, stop fixing everyone else’s storms, and finally face the truth you’ve been carrying for years.

This track is about evolution…
About burning the old versions, breaking the inherited patterns, and choosing to rise anyway.
It’s healing, raw, honest — a reminder that scars aren’t failures; they’re blueprints for who we become.

I wrote this for anyone who’s ever rebuilt themselves from the inside out.
For anyone who’s carried ghosts, chased the wrong salvation, or lost a love that cracked them open.
For anyone who finally said, “I’m done hiding. It’s time to be me.”

If this song finds you at the right moment, I hope it gives you the same strength it gave me while writing it.

Lyrics:

I used to run from every shadow,
Hide my hurt behind a grin.
Played the joker, played the fighter,
Never let the real me in.
I carried ghosts like armor,
Thought the weight would set me free…
But all it ever really did
Was steal the breath right out of me.

I broke, I bled, unraveled—
But the fall taught me to see:
Somewhere in the wreckage
There was more to me than grief.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m standing here with open eyes.
No more running from the mirror,
No more swallowing the lies.
I walked through fire just to feel
My own heart beating honestly…
And now I know, for the first time,
I’m not the man I used to be.

I used to chase the wrong salvation,
Tried to save everyone I loved.
Fixed their storms while mine kept raging,
Built a shelter with no sun.
But something broke—and then I opened,
Let the truth come pouring in…
You can’t heal another’s damage
When you’re bleeding from within.

Lost, betrayed, awakened—
Every scar rewired me.
Pain became my teacher
And it finally set me free.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m stronger where the fractures are.
No more begging for acceptance,
No more worshipping the stars.
I don’t need the past to tell me
Who I am or who to be…
‘Cause now I know in every heartbeat:
I’m not the man I used to be.

I buried old illusions,
Burned the versions built on fear.
I lost a love that broke me—
But it brought me back to here.
Back to the center of my spirit,
To the man I couldn’t see…
Sometimes you lose your whole world
To find who you were meant to be.

I’m not the man I used to be.
I’m wide awake and breathing deep.
No more clinging to the memories,
No more sinking in the deep.
I walked through hell and learned to heal,
Learned that truth will set you free…
And now I rise, rebuilt, reborn—
I’m not the man I used to be.

Not perfect… just present.
Not broken… just free.
A little scarred, a little wiser—
But finally…
finally…

I'm not the man I used to be - Mix 2

Frank is a songwriter, DJ, and musician from Daytona Beach, Florida, with a lifelong passion for music in all its forms. From soulful ballads to high-energy grooves, his songs blend emotion, rhythm, and storytelling into a sound that’s uniquely his own.

Note from Frank:
I used to spend hours working out chord progressions and melodies on the keys—then weeks recording and sequencing a demo. If something changed, I’d have to start all over again.

Now, with tools like Suno, I can fast-track the songwriting process. Every track you hear here is a demo of my lyrics — not fully arranged or sung by human vocalists. The purpose is to show how my words can live inside a song. All music and vocals are generated by Suno AI.

Suno lets me explore endless possibilities: I can add my own melodies, test different genres, or completely reimagine a track in minutes. It’s like having a DAW that dreams with me—cutting, rearranging, and rebuilding until the emotion fits just right.

This process has opened up a whole new world of creative freedom. My goal with SoundCloud is to connect with an artist or A&R professional who hears potential in these lyrics and wants to bring them to life.

“I fix myself through the songs I write.”
Music really is what makes the world go round.

I'm not the man I used to be - Mix 2

Frank Da Tank