“Whom Shall I Fear?” is a worship-inspired anthem by Dr. Elliot Lach and is rooted in the timeless words of Psalm 27:1 (KJV) — “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?” This powerful song captures the strength, peace, and confidence found in trusting the Almighty amid darkness, enemies, and uncertainty. With soaring lyrics and a resolute melody, it reminds listeners that fear has no place where divine light dwells.
Let this song be your refuge in difficult times and your declaration of faith in every battle.


Whom Shall I Fear?

I'm Theo Cenere, a folk singer-songwriter.

I write songs about memory, silence, rust, and all the things we carry but never say out loud. My music is simple, stripped down — mostly just voice and guitar — because that’s how it feels most honest to me.

Rust is my first album. I recorded it in quiet rooms, during long nights, and it’s full of little truths.

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Quiet Gleam (Kislap sa Gabi)

The Last Honest Man is a heartfelt journey through a world that’s lost its way — neon lights flicker, truth fades, and yet one voice still stands tall. It’s the story of holding on to what’s real when everything around you feels fake. A tribute to staying true to yourself, even when the world rewards the opposite. This is the sound of hope, grit, and a promise to keep singing no matter what.

The Last Honest Man ist eine bewegende Reise durch eine Welt, die sich selbst verloren hat – Neonlichter flackern, die Wahrheit verblasst, und doch steht eine Stimme aufrecht da. Es ist die Geschichte davon, echt zu bleiben, wenn alles um dich herum unehrlich scheint. Eine Hommage an Aufrichtigkeit, Mut und die Kraft, weiterzusingen – egal, wie laut die Lügen werden.

The Last Honest Man

The city’s crying in the distance
Neon tears on broken glass
I’m just walking through the silence
Looking for the world we lost too fast

There’s a girl at a diner on Ninth Avenue
Dreams in her eyes and bills to pay
She hums a tune I once played for you
And the jukebox fades away

All I want is to stay who I am
Just to live like an honest man
In a world that forgot how to feel
You can buy yourself heaven
But you can’t make it real
So I’ll sing, and I’ll stand
Like the last honest man

The lies get louder every season
The truth’s got nowhere left to hide
But there’s music – that’s the reason
We’re still bleeding, still alive

All I want is to stay who I am
Just to live like an honest man
With a song and a second-hand plan
If I fall, I’ll fall singing
With my heart in my hands
The last honest man


The Last Honest Man

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i’m here now

Heart And Soul is a smoky, emotional, late-night journey through love, loss, healing, and self-rediscovery. Blending  soul, indie-pop shimmer, and dreamy, psychedelic textures, this 10-track album captures the truth behind every heartbreak and every moment of hope.

With warm analog textures, vintage soul harmonies, hazy reverb, and deeply emotional storytelling, Heart And Soul is built for fans of modern soul, indie-pop ballads, cinematic emotion, and raw female vocals that tell the truth without filters.

Perfect for late-night drives, headphones on, eyes closed, heart open.

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Heart And Soul

WHEN LOVE IS NOT MADNESS PRINT

Sunday Afternoon is an upbeat, feel-good country song made for road trips. With breezy verses about sunshine, coastline drives, and laughter in the wind, it captures the joy of squeezing every last drop out of the weekend. The catchy chorus celebrates open roads, radios turned up, and windows rolled down—perfect for anyone chasing the light and making memories on a Sunday drive. Its warm imagery and toe-tapping rhythm make it a soundtrack for freedom, love, and the simple pleasure of being on the road together

The Last Honest Man

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