5 Der Alte Mann

"Breach" tells the story of the emotional walls we build when we feel we have to face our struggles alone—out of shame, fear, or the belief that we don’t deserve help.

Breach

Can we ever know if the song you write is your own or too similar to some existing? Stolen?

This was originally published on SoundCloud 2020 but is now remastered for wider distribution with this version.

Stolen?

The Hopheads - No Chance Saloon

Oh Love (feat. Ian Whitelaw)

Up To Me I Suppose

something

Overnight

I made this song during a couple of days from 26 - 28 January 2025. Mixed it some more, recorded some guitar  to the C part  on 3rd of February 2025 and made a silly music video for it 28th of January. It's just a bit of fun.
The lyrics are once again influenced by a book written by Harry B. Joseph. This time from the book Book of Knowledge Vol 2.

Lyrics:
Consciousness is the fundamental force behind the universe.
Each of us is projecting reality from within ourselves.
We are not passive observers, but active participants
In the unfolding of reality.

And then you come here and claim
That anything bad that has happened to you has nothing to do with you.
That you are not responsible for anything bad that has happened to you.
Well, I am here to tell you:

That maybe your problem is you.
Maybe your problem is you.


You, yourself are the center of the universe experiencing itself.
Your consciousness is the beacon that illuminates the world around you.
Making you a co-creator of the reality you inhabit.

You and the universe are one.
Your mind is the universe itself.
Your external reality is a reflection of your inner state projected outwardly.

And then you come here and claim
That anything bad that has happened to you has nothing to do with you.
That you are not responsible for anything bad that has happened to you.
Well, I am here to tell you:

That maybe your problem is you.
Maybe your problem is you.

Music video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-0fQUtxkdI


Maybe Your Problem Is You

The inspiration for Living in a Dream comes from questioning the world around us and the nature of existence itself. It's driven by the fascination that anything exists at all and grapples with understanding the consciousness we experience, knowing we can only perceive what we're capable of knowing. The song explores the contrast between accepting that everything is real while questioning the very realm we reside in. Metaphor and fact blend throughout the lyrics, capturing the feeling of enjoying life while acknowledging we may never fully comprehend what we’re enjoying. Sonically, vibrant and slightly distorted colors inspired the production, creating contrasts between the verses and chorus to highlight this existential wonder.

Stolen?

Jan Sundqvist