Name: Der Geist der mich durch Leben treibt by Ricky Helfgen
Duration: 4 min 42 s
Description: Erfahrungen und Zweifel mit dem Geist der mich durch Leben führt

Will the circle be unbroken!

You are electric when you panic
I try to stay calm but I'm afraid
You say those words sharp like a sword
I try to stay calm but I'm afraid

You say after "Sorry mon coeur"
I forgive you. I always do
Electricity follows its way.
You do the same. You’re so human

It's happening every Sunday
I'm used to it. It's worst in May 
You say those words sharp like a sword
I try to stay calm but I'm afraid

You say after "Sorry mon coeur"
I forgive you. I always do
Electricity follows its way.
You do the same. Are you human?

Electricity

All The King's Men

This is one of my older songs that I remade as Blues / Metal fusion with lots of guitar.🎸

State of Mind

"Response-Able” is a defiant, slow-blues anthem about reclaiming your emotional power. With gritty vocals and a swampy groove, Brook Stanley delivers a message loud and clear: no one gets to decide how you feel but you. Inspired by a truth from the My Goggles philosophy, this track is about standing in the storm without losing your center—because your response is your choice.

Written and produced by Brook Stanley. Music created and performed by Hal Bishop and The Scout Line—a music group created in the studio by TopMedia.ai, blending real Southern storytelling with AI music tools.


All vocals on this track are AI-generated using TopMedia.ai. We describe vocal style using creative prompts (e.g., “gritty,” “female country,” “male rock.”), but we do not select or control the underlying TopMedia.ai model. Any resemblance to real artists is unintentional, and we have no knowledge of the source data used to generate these voices.
This track is offered for non-commercial use only.
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Tags:
Brook Stanley, Hal Bishop, blues, southern blues, AI music, emotional power, response-able, blues anthem, original song, self-responsibility, TopMedia.ai


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Respone Able

This song is about a man who proves that kindness doesn’t need an audience. Moose isn’t flashy he’s steady, simple, and wise in his own way. He feeds the deer behind his barn, makes peace with the squirrels, and lends a hand to anyone who crosses his path human or animal. He won’t brag about it, but the folks around him know: the world’s a little softer where Moose walks.

He hands out corn to the critters, and old sayings to the folks, and somehow, both seem to stick.

Here’s to those who do good without making a show of it.


[Verse 1]
They say a man’s measured by the way he lends a hand,
By the quiet things he does when there ain’t no one to stand.
There’s a big fella ‘round here, folks just call him Moose,
Drives a shiny Tundra, keeps it spotless and spruce.

Out past his  barn, where the woods start to grow,
The deer wander out, movin' quiet and slow.
He lays out corn, then he leans with style,
Watchin' ‘em feed with a soft, easy smile.

[Verse 2]
By the porch there’s bird feeders, where the songbirds land,
Moose keeps it stocked, says, “They brighten the land.”
But the squirrels kept stealin’, so he hatched up a plan,
Bought squirrel-proof feeders, but still leaves ‘em corn by hand.

He laughs watchin’ ‘em scramble, says, “Let ‘em have their fun,”
“There’s plenty to share when the day is done.”
Leanin’ back with his old water jug in the shade,
That simple kind of joy, it just never fades.

[Verse 3]
There’s an old man in town, walks his dog every day,
Hunched over and quiet, just driftin’ his way.
But Moose knows his story, so he’ll pull up slow,
Says, “Hop on in, friend, where you need to go?”

Drives him to McDonald's, says, “Ice cream’s on me,”
Watches that old man share with his dog happily.
Before they part ways, Moose slips him some cash,
Says, “Take care of that pup, and yourself, too, while it lasts.”

[Chorus]
That’s just Moose, steady and true,
He’s got a story for everyone, and his heart’s just as true.
Feeds the deer, helps a stranger, keeps the squirrels in line,
Knows life ain’t perfect, but he likes it just fine.
Hands out the corn to the critters outside,
And hands out old sayings to the folks passin' by.

[Outro]
I'm a grown ass man… I do what I want.”
(pause)
“And remember, just ‘cause you blow out my candles… It don’t make yours any brighter.”

That’s Just Moose

Somebody else's song

This one wasn’t written for applause.
It wasn’t made to impress, or to go viral, or to fix the pain.
It’s what comes after all that.

This One’s for Me is the sound of a man clearing his head, not burning bridges.
It’s not a cry for help. It’s not a callout.
It’s the deep breath you take when you’ve carried the weight too long
and finally say:
“Fuck it. I’m still here.”

You’ve heard the heartbreak.
You’ve heard the silence.
You’ve felt the fear of being unseen.

This track?
It’s the moment you stop chasing everyone’s approval
and start singing for the only person who needed it:
you.

No claps.
No filters.
No fuckin’ shame.

This is the most honest moment on the whole EP —
and it’s the one where the artist finally steps out of the algorithm
and back into his own skin.


This One’s for Me

Erfahrungen und Zweifel mit dem Geist der mich durch Leben führt

Der Geist der mich durch Leben treibt

A Billion Points of Light

The salutation
Of my meeting
What I approach
And how 
I’m greeting.
The ability
To see
What and who
Is leading.
This Goddess
Of who?
This Goddess
Of what?
Is my mind shut?
Can God himself
Invite 
What will disrupt?

From him
To her
From her
To him
Where do I find
The gratitude
Or oneness?
From the field
That has
Always been.

Is the 
Speed of light
Always the same?
Then,
How does
Non-duality
Arrive?
Can it be time
Is to blame?
My gratitude
Speaks softly
Of the gifts
And death
Ever no more.

From him
To her
From her
To him
Where do I find
The gratitude
Or oneness?
From the field
That has
Always been.

As my heart 
Speaks out
To a mind
To implore.
The Goddess
Of awareness
And the ego
Nor
This magnitude
Of my gratitude
Is not just
A statement 
Of worldly
Platitude.

From him
To her
From her
To him
Where do I find
The gratitude
Or oneness?
From the field
That has
Always been.

The projection
my perception
Beyond the mind’s
Contemption.
The gratitude
And the Goddess’s
Awareness.
The oneness
From the 
Divine conception
Of my soul
Moving through
A field
Where time
Is not something
You hold.

The Field

Hello! 
I'm Ricky Helfgen, a passionate guitarist and singer from the picturesque town of Illingen in Saarland, Germany. For 35 years, music has been my loyal companion, guiding me through countless moments of joy and inspiration. Now, I'm thrilled to embark on a new adventure: My Acoustic Project. This journey, which began in June 2023 with the release of my song 'On the Sea,' is an exciting exploration of new melodies and musical landscapes. I create both instrumental pieces and singer-songwriter compositions. While the destination remains a mystery, the path is filled with endless possibilities. I can't wait to see where the music will take me next. I would be delighted if you would join me on this journey.

Der Geist der mich durch Leben treibt

Ricky Helfgen

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