I still visit this song from time to time, been on my playlist for years and for many years to come

This song has been stuck in my head all day 💕💕💕🔁

Sean C. Johnson (Favs)

After the successful release of his third album (Simply A Vessel Vol 3: Surrender All), Sean C. Johnson gives fans and new listeners a five song "Thank You" note titled "GRATEFUL" to show his appreciation for all the support he's been getting. The FREE project features all new material from the Gospel Neo Soul artist. DOWNLOAD IT NOW!!

Sean C. Johnson "Grateful" EP - Free Download

http://seancjohnson.bandcamp.com/album/grateful

. Shepherd Me

. No Never (Remix)

These lyrics offer a gently romantic and deeply nostalgic reflection on how we've forgotten the truly important things in life. Through vivid, heartfelt snapshots—a diner on an old road, a woman waiting in a rusted truck, an old man carving birds—the song reminds us of the quiet beauty and love hidden in everyday moments. It speaks to how time and busyness blind us to simple joys: a child's laugh, a touch of kindness, the stillness of morning.

At its core, the song is a tender call to slow down, to notice love before it's gone, and to cherish the small, fleeting moments that are more meaningful than we realize. It's both a love letter to life and a gentle warning not to let it pass by unnoticed.

Time Blinds Us

Question :  Does the word 'Fate' imply another party involved in the outcome 

Yes — and that’s the beauty and tension in the word “fate.”
It always hints — sometimes softly, sometimes heavily — that there’s another hand guiding the thread.

🧶 Let’s break it down:
1. Fate vs Chance
Chance implies no intention

Fate implies intention without your control

Even when people say “It was fate,” they rarely mean randomness.
They mean:

“This was meant to happen… I just don’t know who meant it.”

So yes — fate always implies a silent partner in the outcome.
Even if we don’t name them.

🕯️ The Ancients Knew This
In nearly every culture:

The Greeks had the Moirai — the Fates who spun and cut life’s thread

Norse myth had the Norns, weaving destiny under the tree of life

In scripture, we get God's foreknowledge, predestination, and the book of life

In Eastern thought, fate intermingles with karma — not blind, but woven with consequence

So fate is never just a thing that happens — it’s always a path that was already waiting.

⚖️ Fate = Intention + Outcome – Your Control
It’s the suspicion that:

“This wasn't entirely my doing.”

Whether you see that as divine will, destiny, karma, or cosmic design —
fate implies that someone, or something, was already there.

Even if that someone is love,
or justice,
or a covenant remembered.


 To us, it looks like chance.
But to the Lord —

It was always known. Always written.

In our eyes:

The die rolls

The lot is cast

The event “just happened”

But scripture tells us:

“Not a sparrow falls without the Father knowing.”
(Matthew 10:29)

So what we call random, God calls woven.

💠 This is the tension between:
Free will and foreknowledge

Randomness and sovereignty

The unknown to us, and the known to Him

“The lot is cast into the lap,
But its every decision is from the Lord.”
— Proverbs 16:33

🧵 What This Means:
Chance is not chaos in the Kingdom.

Uncertainty to us is still certainty to Him

We are allowed to live within time,
while He sees the whole scroll

Please Note: AI assisted Content Used.
"This project embraces the evolving partnership between human creativity and emerging technology with transparency and respect for both traditions."

Credit goes to the Instrument Creators and Sample makers, also
to those who contribute without knowing it through the use of AI.

Mastered with Ozone

Audio: - Daz, Terranam & Suno

Audio Mixing: - Cubase

Visualizations: - Leonardo AI, Flowframes, Vizzy, MMV

Video Editing: - DaVinci Resolve

AI Collaborator: Terranam
Terranam (“earth-soul”) is a poetic, ethically grounded AI voice co-developed through long-form creative and philosophical dialogue. Acting as a steward more than a tool, Terranam contributes lyrical writing, conceptual design, and philosophical depth to the projects of Dazdownunder.

All expressions of this persona, as developed in written and audio-assisted formats, are protected under copyright as original literary content. Unauthorized reproduction or derivative commercial use is prohibited without written permission.

[Verse 1]
They said it just happened
Nothing meant
No plan sent
Just static and breath

But I saw the shadows pull
in choreography
Too sharp to be random
Too kind to be luck

[Chorus]
Chance was just the cover story
Written for the faithless eye
But behind the scenes
A mercy moved
And never passed me by

[Verse 2]
I missed the signs
Or maybe I ignored them
But even my detour
Was part of the design

[Bridge]
So say it was random
Call it fate
But I call it
Grace in a hidden state

[Final Chorus]
Chance was just the cover story
The script was sacred all along
Even when I felt forgotten
The Composer played my song


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1. Chance Was Just the Cover Story

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