Name: All They Had by Inga Entheos
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: This song is written about how painful romantic relationships can become. There are times where couples take each other for granted, and lose sight of how precious they are to one another. It almost can feel like you've lost someone while they are still in your life. Sometimes you have to go through the darkness and shadows in order to come back to the light in a true union.

This song discusses how we may be led down paths we don't particularily want to experience, but that any situation can be transmuted into something deeply meaningful. Seeking closeness with a friend while examining these times can we very helpful. Additionally, filling our cups in ways we know are effective can make any challenge feel doable in higher spirits.

Tuning In

This song articulates the agency we all have to learn and grow as people. It is our personal responsibility to move past our mistakes and improve our lives. Not only is this beneficial for ourselves, but it is crucial for the people around us. The second part of the song highlights the downside for when these changes are improvements aren't integrated. It can foster resentment, regret, and general lack of respect for this life.

Pursuit To Learn

This song is written to highlight the ironic competitiveness you will often find in whatever passion you choose. While each of us seems to be motivated by joy, this sentiment is coopted by programming of success looking a certain way. Our systems tell us this wherever we look, even in the most avant-guard of niches. A life-long mantra of mine has been to override this inversion, take the ego out of it, and expand my heart``1

Paving Time

This song is highlighting relationships that have struggled throughout my life due to unfulfilled expectations. As they've gone into valleys, I realized that the relationships don't define me and that some worst fears have been realized. Within that reality, there is a freeing nature and a vigilance for peace for whenever it seems possible

Put Aside

This song was written about my intuition towards music from a young age. Having always known what I wanted to do, I was always listening for what made a song so poignant and beautiful that is was literally satisfying to listen to. As the matrixed world started to impact me, I felt forces attempting to deter me from my goals. In addition, I felt my initial idea of life as a musician was fundamentally misled. It has taken reevaluation and refinement to hold onto my investment in this art-form.

Sing Along

This song was written about the desire for a romantic relationship built upon divine connection and creativity. It sets intentions towards virtues that I feel will uphold deep companionship and appreciation. The idea behind a lifelong partnership would be to make space for our entire soul and someone else's, with all of their flaws and drives. This collaboration takes true gap bridging, visualization and prayer.

Bridging Gap

This song is referencing how stepping away from the chaos in life can really reveal to us who we truly are. This allows us to guide with our hearts and come into unity with our honest intentions. I believe this recalibration can reset us and ultimately bring us more into alignment with others as a result.

Why Decieve

This song is written about how painful romantic relationships can become. There are times where couples take each other for granted, and lose sight of how precious they are to one another. It almost can feel like you've lost someone while they are still in your life. Sometimes you have to go through the darkness and shadows in order to come back to the light in a true union.

All They Had

This song is written about honor for our planet. It is easy to get caught up with the self when in reality, there are other very important priorities in this world. I believe most of us want to see longevity on Earth, however, it takes strong intention and restructuring of our way of life to actually support this cause.

Deeper Plains

This song was written about the influence both my mother and father have had on my worldview. Both very different, unorthodox and beautiful individuals, it has provided me with thought processes and skillsets that frequently go against the grain. I am grateful for the perspectives I have been given and furthermore, the freedom to authentically craft my own approach to life.

All They Had

Inga Entheos

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