Precipitate

Memory

Call it what you wanna (BY OneSixTwo) 
(2025) When you find that one special person who loves you for you,  you realize money is no longer a problem cuz now your rich in love.

Call it what you wanna

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Call It What You Wanna

Modes About Me - Pumpkin (Prod. Ryini Beats) - 92 bpm - F minor

Pumpkin (Prod. Ryini Beats)

Empty rooms make louder sounds
than bombs ever could.
My bed's still warm but I'm not there
haven't been for good.

Phones light up with "how are you?"
Each pixel burns through.
I've got responses stockpiled high:
None of them are true.

I'll be fine, like static air
when radio waves die.
I'll be fine, like vacant eyes
in a porcelain lie.
I'll be fine, supposedly,
Like flowers pressed in formaldehyde.

Coffee's cold before it burns,
Time splits at the seams.
The mirror shows a person there
Who's nobody it seems.

Every "just reach out" feels like
Hands through heavy glass.
I'm here, I'm gone, I never was—
All three statements pass.

I'll be fine, like dead sea salt
That forgot to float.
I'll be fine, like autumn leaves
That never wrote their note.
I'll be fine, theoretically,
Like stars that burned out centuries ago.

There's an art to absence
That nobody taught.
I've mastered disappearing
While staying in one spot.
My lungs remember breathing
But forgot to tell my chest
Now even nothing's something
I fail to possess.

I'll be fine, like church bells in
An abandoned town.
I'll be fine, like paper boats
That learned how to drown.
I'll be fine, apparently,
Like prayers in empty sound.

They say the void stares back but mine
Just keeps looking through.
I've got a PhD in Hollow,
And the walls do too.
My pulse keeps perfect rhythm with
The silence in between.
I'm here, I promise, just like all
The things you've never seen.

I'll Be Fine

Honesty

Genre: Dark Ambient 
Written and Directed By Benjamin Clore 
Produced By Benjamin Clore 
Released by Zentopian Records ™ 
Cover Art Kocho Shinobu/Zentopian Artworks ™

Gods and Men

GODS AND MEN

You may recognise the lyrics -  we've reimagined Eleanor Farjeon's hymn Morning Has Broken (made famous by Cat Stevens and Rick Wakeman) for the 21st century by giving it a modern choir arrangement in the style of John Rutter and John Taverner, via Udio. 

Words:

Morning has broken 
like the first morning,
blackbird has spoken
like the first bird.
Praise for the singing!
Praise for the morning!
Praise for them, springing 
fresh from the Word!

Sweet the rain’s new fall
sunlit from heaven,
like the first dewfall 
on the first grass.
Praise for the sweetness 
of the wet garden,
sprung in completeness 
where God’s feet pass.

Mine is the sunlight! 
Mine is the morning
born of the one light 
Eden saw play!
Praise with elation, 
praise every morning,
God’s recreation 
of the new day!

Morning

Bouncing back down yet again

Introduction in English:

Sometimes I wonder if there is some kind of ‘safe place’ in this world. Everywhere I look: Wars, climate disasters, starvation and poverty. Not to mention the increasing everyday violence at home, in the neighbourhood and on the streets.
As early as 1962, John Lennon described in the song ‘There's a Place’ (perhaps also under the impression of the Cuban Missile Crisis at the time with the acute threat of a third world war) that sometimes the only thing left to do is to retreat to an inner safe place when the outside world (as is now increasingly the case again) is increasingly on the brink of an abyss.
In this respect, this song is highly topical, although I would like to add that the search for the inner safe place should only ever be temporary, in order to regain strength there (for example through one's own musical creativity) in order to make a greater contribution to the preservation of the earth and human coexistence in the outer world.
I am sure that John Lennon meant this kind of fluid balance between gathering oneself inwardly and being lovingly in the world.       

Introduction in German:

Manchmal frage ich mich, ob es auf dieser Welt eine Art "Sicherer Ort" gibt. Wo ich hinschaue: Kriege, Klimakatastrophen, Hungern und Armut. Ganz zu schweigen von der zunehmenden alltäglichen Gewalt zu Hause, in der Nachbarschaft und auf den Strassen.
John Lennon hat (vielleicht auch unter dem Eindruck der damaligen Kuba-Krise mit akuter Dritte Weltkriegsgefahr) in dem Song "There's a Place" schon 1962 beschrieben, dass einem manchmal nur der Rückzug an einen inneren sicheren Ort verbleibt, wenn die äußere Welt (wie jetzt zusehends wieder) zusehends an einem Abgrund steht.
Insofern ist dieser Song brandaktuell, wobei ich hinzufügen möchte, dass das Aufsuchen des inneren sicheren Ortes immer wieder nur vorübergehend erfolgen sollte, um dort (etwa über eigenes musikalisches Schaffen) wieder Kraft zu sammeln, um in der äußeren Welt verstärkt einen eigenen Beitrag zum Erhalt der Erde und des menschlichen Miteinanders zu leisten.
Ich bin mir sicher, dass John Lennon diese Art von Fließgleichgewicht zwischen sich innerlich sammeln und liebevoll in der Welt sein gemeint hat.              


There`s a place (Lennon/Mccartney)

A song about living a simple life following Christ

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