not more than that, but more please

are you hungry? (feat. DERBY)

let’s let it win

Slugger

Armored

Two Step

jones

brownie

the gambler

one [dyer’s]

memory, again

(Verse 1)
Waking up watching the light catch your skin, realizing you gave your heart just to save the wreck I was in, I want to hold you tight enough to keep the world out, feel the rhythm of your body against mine without a shadow of a doubt, protecting your peace while you drift in deep sleep.

(Chorus)
I want to love you right like we did last night, feel that magic melt the ice we felt, no more masks or hidden doors, no secret lives walking across these floors, I’m standing by your side with nothing to hide, so you know it’s me and no one else.

(Verse 2)
I ain't a man of means but every beat of this heart is true, not a ghost in the wind anymore just the man who was lost until he found you, so stop crying baby and let me use these hands to wipe away the tears, look at me now because the one you were meant for is finally here.

(Bridge)
I want to know a life that isn't phony or fake, no more shattered hopes lying on the pavement, no more life they can take, with your hand in mine we can erase the time, go back to the moment we fell and rewrite the line.

(Chorus)
I want to love you right like we did last night, feel that magic melt the ice we felt, no more masks or hidden doors, no secret lives walking across these floors, I’m standing by your side with nothing to hide, so you know it’s me and no one else.

(Outro)
Just the truth, baby, just the truth, no more running, just me and you, yeah.


Lyrics By: S.H. Sydness - Crunchy Creations - 2025

Love You Right

Draco meets Anna, sees her worship, and is drawn to her spirit.
He feels love but learns that human hearts move slow.
This song is God and Earth teaching him: “Don’t rush what’s holy. Wait.”

WAIT

I have loved sza since 2014 when I first heard her EP, "Z". I started writing songs when I was in high school and would post them on this account just for the fun of it. I was more bothered with crushes and making the varsity basketball team than a career in music. Throughout high school, I struggled with the feeling of being the underdog/outcast. College was good, but I realized a lot of the ideas I had about certain things were from other people--even the ideas I had about myself. It has taken years to deconstruct and build my courage to allow myself to be. I didn't need to prove myself or overcompensate. I've learned a lot through my journey with doing music. When being an athlete was over and relationships ended, music was there. When I realized I didn't enjoy anything as much as music, forcing myself to believe teaching was my only way felt cruel. I say this all to say that, sza is a huge inspiration--not only musically, but in her personal growth. I respect her authenticity, vulnerability, and how she chooses to love and show up in this world even when it is not easy.

warm up

not more than that, but more please

willoh