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LightNoise

Otra Oportunidad

late night keys

Shift into drive, stay in the lines
Gripping the wheel, don't know where I'll go
Blood in the back, rain in the night
Eyes on the mirror, flashing indigo

Headlights in my way
I feel my hands sway
I feel them on my back
I'm ready for my fade to black 

Hell awaits with the devil at the gates
Repent my sins, but get revered for them

There's a voice in my head that comes in clear
Burn it all down, tonight it’s do or die

I'm licking my wounds as they come in nearer
A gun in my hand, it's my last goodbye

My hands begin to shake
My life is mine to take
I feel them on my back
I'm ready for my fade to black 

Hell awaits with the devil at the gates
Repent my sins, but get revered for them

I pull my hand and so do they
A quiet slip into gray
Hey, the bastards got me

Hell awaits with the devil at the gates
Repent my sins, but get revered for them

Stay In The Lines

01 - Erikelmoderno,T.Rico, Fercho Rico - La Curiosida Remix

Just wanna praise you

Scintillating

Cuddle Cloud Cruiser

ear candy

One of my favorite old school inspirational solo's.

Safe in His arms background music

More than anything

Thanks Cuz for bringing the music to light with your talent and wonderful arrangement for this song. Generations to come will enjoy it. GB

"More than anything" with cuz Shawn Rochford

GOD inspired this song for the new "Jesus in the volume of the book" curriculum in which we would revisit the major stories and characters of.the bible in light of their revealing of the great I AM our Lord and savior Christ Jesus.

Jesus is the great I Am / with vocal (my beloved Melodie)

Song given to me by God in a dream in Dec 2017 to use to dedicate workers to be sent to the mission field.

Jesus the Mission (with lyrics) My beloved Melodie

Guitar based rock featuring John Hardman on guitar
This is Beats Working's 6th original studio album, a collection of songs past and present by John Hardman, and put together by him.

We Have Loved - Beats Working (John Hardman)

A raindance featuring American Indian style tom-toms. The theme and one variation were played on a Bluebird four-hole pentatonic minor flute. Backing harmony and another variation were played on a Kakapo low-C whistle. Piano by XLN audio and bass by Ample Sound.

"After being pushed to the brink of extinction by unregulated hunting and loss of habitat to just 21 wild and two captive whooping cranes by 1941, conservation efforts have led to a limited recovery. The total number of cranes in the surviving migratory population, plus three reintroduced flocks and in captivity, now exceeds 800 birds" (Wikipedia).

Just Whistling Thanks!

Whooping Crane Raindance

Buy Flute

My father, Bishop Milton E. Rochford taught me to play my first jingle on the piano at 7 years old. After a little schooling I developed my ear by sitting under some of my mentor's; professor Benny Cummings, Willard Meek’s (aka: golden fingers) and my good friend Pastor Donnie McClurkin, just to name a few. Pastor Mark Reddick taught me my first song, "God has smiled on me" by James Cleveland. Music is my obsession, second only to my joy of studying God’s word. The Word, undergirding my music provides heavenly melodic medicine. Take your daily medication! To God be all the glory!

Just wanna praise you

The Lord&E on keys Heavenly Harmonies.

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