2025-05-15「気の重さ」

気の重さが減らないまま
追い打ちをかけるように降りかかる
言いたくはないけど言わないといけない
先送りしたとしても減らないまま
結局やるのかやらないのかはっきりしない状態
書かれていることが気になって仕方ない
意味不明な世迷言
どうしたらそんなに平然としていられるの
どうしようもない事に腹を立てても
掻きむしりの癖がまた現れるだけ

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BPM = 108
Cm111 | Cm111 | Cm111 | Dbm11 | Dbm11 |
Fm7 Eb6 | Cm7 Bb6 | Ab6 Gb6 |


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XO, EGUitar, EBass, Voices, Organ, Valves, Anamorph-AlmostNothingLeft, 24k-CircleUp, Stacks-DustLightyearPad, SPerc

5533 Heaviness Of Mind

1. I love the pain delve into the paradox of craving emotional chaos, blending fiery passion with self-destructive surrender. 
2. Looking for love fuse raw sensuality with unapologetic yearning, blending physical intensity and emotional vulnerability into a bold exploration of desire. 
3. Hate me now blend defiant resilience with radical positivity, using "hugs" as a metaphor for disarming toxicity while confronting Gaslighting and deceit head-on. 
4. Stolen moments paint a haunting portrait of forbidden desire, weaving clandestine passion with the ache of moral conflict through vivid, sensory-rich metaphors. 
5. Don’t love me fiercely champion self-empowerment and boundary-setting, rejecting hollow affection and manipulative tactics with unapologetic clarity. 
6. Freedom weave a searing critique of modern society’s hollow freedoms, juxtaposing corporate greed, digital alienation, and spiritual decay with a raw, gospel-tinged cry for liberation. 
7. The air I bleed plunge into the depths of obsessive devotion, framing love as a vital yet agonizing force through the visceral metaphor of "air I bleed." 
8. This dance 4 U blend gritty realism with tender resolve, using the metaphor of a "dance" as a defiant tribute to loyalty in a world riddled with betrayal and superficiality. 
9. Ironic wield sharp social critique, exposing the bitter irony of poverty's exploitation as commodified art for the privileged, while streets drown in systemic decay. 
10. I don’t want to be right plunge into the agony of clinging to a destructive love, blending raw desperation with a defiant embrace of emotional denial. 
11. Broken poignantly capture the raw ache of heartbreak and disillusionment, blending celestial metaphors and visceral imagery to paint a portrait of love’s fragility. 
12. These days I remember is a visceral ode to passion and memory, blending sultry intimacy with raw resilience, where carnal echoes become armor against life's storms. 
13. Broken wings haunting lyrics masterfully blend visceral horror and existential angst, painting a chilling portrait of mental turmoil through stark contrasts between divine fragility ("broken wings") and demonic oppression. 
14. Forever starts tonight burst with euphoric, celestial romance, weaving oceanic metaphors and starlit intimacy into a hypnotic anthem about love’s addictive, time-bending power. 
15. The lies we tell deliver a scathing critique of societal emptiness and self-deception, blending industrial-grade cynicism with visceral imagery of hollow souls and "money over love" decay. 



FREEDOM

THIS DANCE FOR YOU

Hard

They Ain't JE (Album Version)

Jagged Edge is an American R&B group; featuring lead singers, identical twins Brandon and Brian Casey “The Casey Boys”, born in Hartford, Connecticut on October 13, Kyle Norman of Decatur, Georgia born on February 26 and Richard Wingo of College Park, Georgia born on September 3. Wingo was a late addition to the group, added after Kandi Burruss of Xscape recommended he be added. Kandi was also the one who brought the group to the attention of Dupri.

Signed through Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def Records to Columbia Records, the group has had a number of hit singles, many of which are produced by Dupri. Lead singers Brandon and Brian have written the bulk of the groups material. They have also written for Usher, Nivea and Toni Braxton. In addition to their projects, the group has collaborated with a number of artists. Jagged Edge began their mainstream recording career with the single “The Way That You Talk”. They followed this in 1998 with the album, A Jagged Era which managed to go gold featuring the singles “I Gotta Be” and “The Way That You Talk”. “I Gotta Be” which was written by the twins, reached #11 on the R&B charts and #23 on the Hot 100. Following up their debut album, Jagged Edge released J.E. Heartbreak in 2000. The album was the group’s breakthrough album with several popular singles. The album went double platinum and had the hit single “Let’s Get Married” which topped the R&B charts and reached #11 on the Hot 100. The album’s second single, “He Can’t Love You” (released January 18, 2000) had similar success, reaching #3 on the R&B charts and #15 on the Hot 100. It also featured the track “Promise” which, albeit a late single coming out in 2000, reached #1 on the R&B charts and #9 on the Hot 100.

The group’s third release, Jagged Little Thrill, was released in 2001 and went platinum. Its success was in large part, due to the up- tempo “Where The Party At,” which reached #1 on the R&B charts and #3 on the Hot 100, the group’s highest charting single. Jagged Edge’s fourth album, Hard, was released in 2003 and went gold. The album’s single “Walked Outta Heaven” performed well on the charts, reaching #6 on the Hot 100 and #2 on the R&B charts. Jagged Edge’s fifth album, Jagged Edge, was released on May 9, 2006 and it went gold. It featured the hit urban single “Good Luck Charm”. Also released on November 21, 2006 was The Hits collection featuring Jagged Edge’s biggest hits plus a few album tracks. The album shared the single “Stunnas” that’s also on the Jagged Edge album as a bonus track. Jagged Edge’s sixth album was “Baby Makin Project.” The only single released off Baby Makin’ Project was “Put a Little Umph in it” featuring Ashanti. It reached #49 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Chart. The group recorded so much material for the project that they saved eight of the tracks for another album, the album titled “The Remedy” was released June 21, 2011. The project had one collaboration with Rick Ross. The first warm- up single from “The Remedy” is “Tip of My Tongue” featuring Slip ‘N Slide Records’ recording artists Trina and Gucci Mane. A second warm-up single, “Lay You Down”, was released before the “official” single titled “Baby”. Now Jagged Edge is back with So So Def for 2014. The hit machine is once again in full effect with songs written and produced by Brian & Brandon Casey (JE), Bryan Michael Cox and Jermaine Dupri.

They Ain't JE (Album Version)

Jagged Edge - Official

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