a song about a fool who wants the tool to reignite the spark inside his soul to make him whole.

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Halfway Gone

"Poison in the Well" is an explosive song about breaking free from toxic betrayal. With a hook that hits like lightning and a chant that'll have stadiums roaring, this empowerment anthem transforms pain into power with unforgettable sing-along moments that stick in your soul.

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Poison in the Well

Still Figuring It Out

🎵 A sad bird, that’s hit the window - (Official Lyric Video by Brady Kent) 🌸✨ 

This song is about a poor sad bird that hits the window and dies. In the meantime, everyone gets on with their life and he barely gets a second glance. The players are more concerned with winning the game.

This is a heartfelt song about a small bird. With poetic lyrics and a soothing melody, this track paints a picture of the emotions generated on that fateful day. 

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A sad bird, that’s hit the window

“Reasons Why You Should Love Me”
A vintage soul confession wrapped in cinematic elegance.
Waltzing through lace-bound memories, poetic flaws, and midnight longing, this ballad is for the romantics out of time — the ones who love deeply, imperfectly, and beautifully.
Think strings, soft light, and a voice that aches like old film.

If you've ever been a storm in silk or a quiet heart in a loud world — this song is for you.

Reasons Why You Should Love Me

(Retro Pop Elegance – 3/4 waltz tempo)

[Verse 1]
Because I wear perfume no one can name
And cry at the endings no one else claims
I dance in my kitchen like I’m on stage
In slippers and secrets I never outgrew

[Verse 2]
Because I keep letters tied up in lace
From lovers who left but still haunt this place
I dream in old movies and black-and-white grace
And believe that a promise can still come true

[Chorus]
So if you're looking for reason or rhyme
To love a girl a little out of time
Here I am, bruised and blooming slow
With a heart too deep, and nowhere to go
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
That burns through velvet and waits in line?

[Verse 3]
Because I’ll forgive what I never forget
And laugh like a dare when my eyes get wet
I’ll read your silence like cigarette ash
And write you in lyrics I haven’t sung yet

[Chorus]
So if you're counting the stars and flaws
Still wondering if I'm worth the cost
Here I am, soft where the world gets mean
In lace and longing, somewhere between
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
A storm in silk, a kiss in time?

[Bridge]
You don’t need a reason carved in stone
Sometimes, love is a house with the lights left on

[Final Chorus]
So if you’re tired of less-than-true
Of hollow hands and skies too blue
Here I am, a midnight bloom
A question mark in a crowded room
Wouldn’t you want a love like mine?
A rare old song, just slightly out of line?


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Reasons Why You Should Love Me

Cobblestone Cure

[Verse 1]
Streetlights are bleedin' amber on the rain,
Got your ghost in my pocket, but I don't feel the pain.
Just the echo of a closing door,
And a thirst for somethin' I ain't had before.

[Chorus]
And this cobblestone cure is all I need tonight,
Just the rhythm of my heels under the sodium light.
No, I ain't cryin', love, these ain't tears of blue,
This is just the city washin' away the last of you.

 [Verse 2]
Ashtray full of almosts, lipstick on the rim,
Barstool confessionals sung in the minor hymn.
Ain’t beggin’ for forgiveness, or wishin’ you were here,
Just talkin’ to the night, like it might lend me an ear.

 [Chorus 2]
And this cobblestone cure don’t beg, don’t fight,
It just walks with me slow ‘neath the flickerin’ light.
No, I ain't lonely, love — just finally true,
Let the wind take the perfume and the ache of you.

 [Instrumental — Sax Solo, 8 Bars]
Tenor sax takes your place, love.
It cries what I won’t.
Low, breathy, lingers too long on the second beat.
It’s the sound of knowing — not regretting.

 [Bridge]
They’ll say I’m soft for missin’ what I had to leave behind,
But they don’t know the price of peace,
Or how silence can be kind.

 [Final Chorus — Whispered Strength]
So this cobblestone cure, it ain’t much to some,
But it’s all I’ve got when the heart goes numb.
Ain’t no grand goodbye, no curtain call for two —
Just me, the night…
and the hush that comes when I’m finally through.

 [Outro: Fade Out]
Your voice doesn’t return. It doesn’t need to.
The silence is the ending.

Cobblestone Cure

Ein Trip-Hop-Track, inspiriert vom gleichnamigen Gedicht „Blaues Klavier“ der expressionistischen Dichterin Else Lasker-Schüler.
Samtblüten bringen poetische Tiefe und fragile Melancholie, während Calalga Beats eine cineastische Soundlandschaft mit düsterem Downtempo-Groove erschafft.
Haunting Piano-Loops treffen auf tiefe Bässe, flirrende Synthtexturen und flüsternde Vocals.
Eine Hommage an das verlorene Innere, an Traum und Tragik.
Die Komposition ist Teil unseres Lyrik-Vertonungsprojekts.

🎹 Komposition: Samtblüten x Calalga Beats
🎤 Text: Else Lasker-Schüler

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