The occasional skip from my electronic dance music style, this one's raw and heartfelt. Alternative rock genre. Thanks for listening 💟💟💟✨

Lyrics:
You're every moment my only one 
 No time left to for others, none
Nothing changes, that is  true
Cause you never let my heart try to go blue


There is no mistake, you're real
And you know how to reveal
A moment in time that's really high
Making our souls be forever light


When darkness I feel, sweet silence's my pill
No need for more, no need for more
All pain it kills, all hurt it heals
Down to the core, down to the core



Even when the world waits for disaster
I will hold on and live my life with laughter
Fear is only a signal roar
To keep safe what matters more
From dusk till dawn
And an eternity after


When darkness I feel,  sweet silence's my pill
No need for more, no need for more
All pain it kills, all hurt it heals
Down to the core, down to the core

Down To The Core

BRO tells stories of failure, loss, and pressure – but never gives in.
„No Surrender“ is a song about rising again and again, even when no one expects it. Exams, heartbreak, broken deals – life throws punches, but the voice behind this song keeps dancing through the storm. Clear, honest, and quietly defiant.

BRO erzählt von Niederlagen, Abschieden und Druck – aber gibt nie auf.
„No Surrender“ ist ein Song über das Aufstehen, wenn keiner mehr damit rechnet. Versiebte Prüfungen, verlorene Liebe, geplatzte Pläne – das Leben haut rein, doch die Stimme in diesem Song tanzt weiter durch den Sturm. Klar, direkt und leise trotzig.

No surrender

I blew my chances on a test or two
Watched the grades slip, they thought I was through
But one red mark don’t write my name
I learned to lose and play the game
Here I am, still walking the line
Missed a few shots, but I’m doing fine

I’m not going down with the storm
Still dancing, no surrender
Through the night until the dawn
I rise up and I remember
Still dancing, no surrender

She closed the door without a sound
The silence shook, it shook the ground
But heartbreak don’t define my way
I took the hit and faced the day
Now I’m still standing on my feet
Lost her love, but kept the beat

I’m not going down with the storm
Still dancing, no surrender
Turn the dark into a song
I’m alive, I remember
Still dancing, no surrender

Some deals went south, some plans went bust
The paper burned, the steel turned rust
But numbers never wrote my song
I keep on rolling, I stay strong
The ground can shake, but I won’t back down
Lost a fight, but I kept my ground

The radio crackled, wires half-dead
A voice came through the static and said…
Even broken mornings carry me
Still dancing, still free

I’m not going down with the storm
Still dancing, no surrender
I rise, I fight, I’m reborn
Still dancing, no surrender


No Surrender

"She was fragile, shattered, wings torn apart by love that cut too deep. But in the silence after the storm, she learned to rise again. Broken Butterfly isn’t just about heartbreak — it’s about survival, healing, and the beauty of becoming whole in your own time."

Broken Butterfly

This is a song about affirmation of who you are and how you can stand strong believing in yourself, relying on yourself and worrying about being something others want you to be.

I'm Enough - Country/Cowgirl

Free That Captive Mind

A folk-blues ballad of dust and dawn, Free That Captive Mind traces the long road from exile and self-doubt to the quiet shock of belonging.

Drawn from the parable of the wayward son, the song follows a wanderer who spends decades in humble labor, believing he has no claim to greatness. With patient mentorship and hidden grace, the truth emerges: the fortune was never lost—it was waiting inside all along.

Rust-tinged guitars, steady rhythms, and weathered vocals carry the story like an old lantern on a dark trail. It’s music for anyone who’s ever wondered if their real inheritance was still out of reach—until the moment they finally turned and found it burning bright within.

Lyrics: 
Free That Captive Mind
(folk ballad – steady, rootsy groove)

Verse 1 
A young soul left his roots and home, a legacy deep and wide, 
Wandered through the hard years, nowhere left to hide. 
Fifty winters bent his back, hunger wore him thin, 
Never guessed the treasure waiting, right where life began. 
The elder rich in wisdom watched from a silent place, 
Longing for the lost one, hoping time would give him grace.

Verse 2 
One day the weary drifter, heavy with old fears, 
Stumbled on a grand estate that echoed through the years. 
Awe and trembling filled the heart—this can’t be for me, 
Turned and fled that shining hall, back to poverty. 
Saw himself as nothing, just a laborer on the hill, 
Blind to the greatness beating quiet and still.

Chorus 
He ran from his own blessing, too humble to believe, 
That the wealth before his eyes he was born to receive. 
The elder, patient, knowing that a small dream can bind, 
Worked with subtle kindness to free that captive mind.

Verse 3 
Two mentors came in plain clothes, with simple, honest ways, 
“Clear the clutter, learn the ropes,” they said, and doubled pay. 
Twenty years of steady work, roots in sacred ground, 
While the elder—masked and silent—kept the circle round. 
Each small skill a stepping stone, each day a hidden plan, 
Building trust and confidence, to wake the sleeping clan.

Verse 4 
Promoted up to manager, steward of the land, 
Still the heart stayed servant-small, riches close at hand. 
Never claimed a single gift, thinking nothing due, 
The old story of being low kept shadowing the view. 
True identity lay waiting, just beyond that fear, 
A vast inheritance shining ever near.

Chorus 
He ran from his own blessing, too humble to believe, 
That the wealth before his eyes he was born to receive. 
The elder, patient, knowing that a small dream can bind, 
Worked with subtle kindness to free that captive mind.

Bridge 
At last the elder summoned all and spoke with ringing voice, 
“This is my true heir—my heart, my rightful choice. 
All that I have is theirs; it always has been so.” 
The final veil was lifted; the soul could finally know. 
It wasn’t gaining fortune, but reclaiming what was there— 
His own inherent power, beyond all worldly care.

Outro 
No longer a vagabond, no longer lost and tossed, 
An heir to boundless treasure, whatever years had cost. 
Living proof of hidden wealth that patience can restore— 
The Heir’s Blues no longer, but a song of “evermore.”

Free That Captive Mind

Русский:
Эта мощная мантра Парвати поможет раскрыть женскую энергию и обрести гармонию. Практикуйте ежедневно для максимального эффекта.

✨ Преимущества этой мантры:
* Пробуждение женской энергии: Помогает активировать внутреннюю Шакти.
* Привлечение любви: Укрепляет отношения и привлекает гармонию.
* Внутренняя сила: Дарует мудрость и бесстрашие.
* Гармония: Помогает найти баланс в жизни.

Полный текст мантры:
* Оригинал:
  ॐ पार्वती नमह
  सर्व-मङ्गल-माङ्गल्ये शिवे सर्वार्थ-साधिके ।
  शरण्ये त्र्यम्बके गौरि नारायणि नमोऽस्तु ते ॥
  ॐ गिरिजायाै विद्महे
  शिव-प्रियायै धीमहि
  तन्नो पार्वती प्रचोदयात्

* Транслитерация:
  Oṃ Pārvatyai Namaḥ
  Sarva-maṅgala-māṅgalye Śive sarvārtha-sādhike
  Śaraṇye Tryambake Gauri Nārāyaṇī namo'stu te
  Oṃ Girijāyai Vidmahe
  Śiva-priyāyai Dhīmahi
  Tanno Pārvatī Prachodayāt

* На русском:
  Ом Парватьяй Намаха
  Сарва-мангала-мангалье Шиве Сарвартха-садхике
  Шаранье Трьямбаке Гаури Нараяни Намо'сту те
  Ом Гириджайяи Видмахе
  Шива-прияйяи Дхимахи
  Танно Парвати Прачодаят

Сакральный смысл:
Эта мантра — это не просто обращение, а мощный гимн, который прославляет Парвати в её различных формах. Она описывает её как источник всех благ, ту, кто дарует все желания, и как женскую энергию самого Шивы. Повторяя эту мантру, ты открываешь доступ к божественной силе, которая приносит защиту, мудрость и абсолютную гармонию.

Наслаждайтесь прослушиванием! 🙏


English:
This powerful Parvati mantra will help you unlock feminine energy and find harmony. Practice daily for the best effect.

✨ Benefits of this mantra:
* Awakening feminine energy: Helps activate your inner Shakti.
* Attracting love: Strengthens relationships and brings harmony.
* Inner strength: Bestows wisdom and fearlessness.
* Harmony: Helps you find balance in life.

Full mantra text:
* Original:
  ॐ पार्वती नमह
  सर्व-मङ्गल-माङ्गल्ये शिवे सर्वार्थ-साधिके ।
  शरण्ये त्र्यम्बके गौरि नारायणि नमोऽस्तु ते ॥
  ॐ गिरिजायाै विद्महे
  शिव-प्रियायै धीमहि
  तन्नो पार्वती प्रचोदयात्

* Transliteration:
  Oṃ Pārvatyai Namaḥ
  Sarva-maṅgala-māṅgalye Śive sarvārtha-sādhike
  Śaraṇye Tryambake Gauri Nārāyaṇī namo'stu te
  Oṃ Girijāyai Vidmahe
  Śiva-priyāyai Dhīmahi
  Tanno Pārvatī Prachodayāt

Sacred meaning:
This mantra is a powerful hymn that glorifies Parvati in her various forms. It describes her as the source of all blessings, the one who fulfills all desires, and the divine feminine energy of Shiva himself. By chanting this mantra, you access the divine power that brings protection, wisdom, and absolute harmony.

Enjoy the music! 🙏

Parvati — Mantra for Feminine Energy | Meditation, Shakti, Healing

A Kindness Built to Last is a bluesy folk journey of quiet strength and shared humanity.
With warm guitar grooves and a soul-deep chorus, the song calls us to turn struggle into courage, to discover the ever-present spirit within, and to let compassion shine outward.

From heavy burdens and lonely nights to an inner fire that lights the way, each verse celebrates steadfast mercy, everyday dignity, and the power of giving.
The hook says it all: “The strength that guards your footsteps when the storms come fast—it’s the love you give to others, a kindness built to last.”

This track is both a personal anthem and a communal prayer—a reminder that the real lantern isn’t out there, it’s already burning in every heart.

Lyrics: 
(Verse 1)
Got these heavy burdens, a world of pain and strife,
People keep on fighting, lost inside a troubled life.
Then a quiet whisper, a low and soulful sound,
Said, “The truth you’re seeking is everywhere around.”
I reached for some bright lantern to pierce the endless night,
But the fire was in my chest, a steady, guiding light.

(Chorus)
Oh, the wisdom lives inside you, the truth is plain to see,
An ever-present spirit just waiting to break free.
The strength that guards your footsteps when the storms come fast—
It’s the love you give to others, a kindness built to last.

(Verse 2)
There’s a gentle spirit, steadfast, strong, and bold,
Like a mighty river, a story ages old.
It walks the road of giving, stands firm against the wrong,
Keeps its purpose steady, sings a quiet song.
When the shadow creeps in and the doubts begin to bite,
Call up every virtue—let them blaze against the night.

(Chorus)
Oh, the wisdom lives inside you, the truth is plain to see,
An ever-present spirit just waiting to break free.
The strength that guards your footsteps when the storms come fast—
It’s the love you give to others, a kindness built to last.

(Verse 3)
We’re all on one long highway, every soul and creed,
Planting seeds of goodness, tending every need.
My own joy’s unfinished till your burden’s eased;
I’ll walk beside you, friend, to bring you peace.
I’ll honor every stranger, every face I meet,
Show quiet reverence on the busy, winding street.

(Bridge)
This world of clash and thunder is no place to flee—
It’s the forge of courage, for you and for me.
Turn the bitter poison into medicine sweet;
Make each trial your mission, rise on your feet.
Change begins within you, where kindness burns bright,
Building peace right here, in the heart of the fight.

(Chorus – Final)
Oh, the wisdom lives inside you, the truth is plain to see,
An ever-present spirit just waiting to break free.
The strength that guards your footsteps when the storms come fast—
It’s the love you give to others, a kindness built to last.

(Outro)
So walk this path of practice, let your own light shine through;
Be the comfort you were waiting for—let the world find it in you.
Be that quiet shelter in all you say and do.

A Kindness Built to Last

"The One That Stays" wrestles with an ancient question: How do ordinary people offer something sacred when the old stories demand the impossible?

Inspired by Buddhist teachings about sacrifice and perseverance, this song explores the tension between spectacular acts of devotion and the quiet heroism of simply continuing—of getting up, showing up, and staying present through hardship. It's about redefining what it means to give your life to something greater: not through dramatic gestures, but through the unglamorous work of enduring for what you believe in.

The song asks: What if the body isn't meant to be destroyed, but to stay? What if the perfect offering isn't burning out, but burning on—day after ordinary day?

For anyone who's ever felt too small, too broken, or too ordinary to matter: this one's for you. The light that changes the world comes from lives that refuse to break.

Bluesy folk pop with soul. A song about resilience, faith, and the sacred ordinary.

Lyrics: 
[Verse 1--Intimate, introspective, stripped back]
They said the old saint lit himself on fire 
Twelve hundred years of light, arms ablaze 
How can I match that pyre 
With my small hands and ordinary days?

The book says we all can wake right here
In this skin, this bone, this very life
But if waking means I disappear—
Then what's the body even for?

[Chorus--Anthemic but earthy, building intensity without losing intimacy]
But the fire is what they do to you 
And you keep walking anyway 
The perfect gift ain't the spectacular view 
It's the only body—the one that stays 
Yeah, the only body is the one that stays

[Verse 2--Intimate, introspective, stripped back]
The teacher said, "You misunderstand the flame" 
The body is the treasure, not the kindling 
It's persecution that will stake your claim 
When you stand for truth while the world is dwindling

Not just any suffering counts, he said 
Only what you bear for what is true 
Not the lost accounts or the emperor dead 
But the dailiness of rising when they come for you

[Chorus--Anthemic but earthy, building intensity without losing intimacy]
'Cause the fire is what they do to you 
And you keep walking anyway 
The perfect gift ain't the spectacular view 
It's the only body—the one that stays 
Yeah, the only body is the one that stays

[Bridge--Vulnerable, space opens up, instruments pull back before final chorus surge]
So I offer up this job, this grief, this bread 
This rising when I'd rather stay in bed 
This helping when I'm barely standing tall 
The mystic law transforms it all— 
Into the flame without the cost 
Of leaving nothing when you're lost

[Verse 3--Intimate, introspective, stripped back]
The light that saves the world, I've learned 
Comes from a life that will not break 
From hands that give, from bridges burned 

From the heart that makes its stand for giving's sake
In this ordinary, unspectacular land 
Where enlightenment blooms in mortal clay—

[Final Chorus--Anthemic but earthy, building intensity without losing intimacy]
Yeah, the fire is what they do to you 
And you keep walking anyway 
The perfect gift ain't the spectacular view 
It's the only body—the one that stays 
The only body—the one that stays 
The only body is the one that stays

The One That Stays

A powerful Urdu-English fusion rap that explores the journey of self-discovery and the courage to speak your truth. With soulful verses and cinematic rhythm, this track is a tribute to every voice that refuses to be silenced.

Zakhm Se Zindagi Tak (From Wounds to Life)

"The Patient Heart Blues" - A Song About Standing Strong While Walking Away
Sometimes the hardest thing in the world is knowing when to stay and when to go. This song came from studying an ancient Buddhist text about patience—but not the kind of patience where you just take whatever comes. Real patience, the kind that refuses to break.

The Buddha said when people come at you with "swords, sticks, and stones," you should be patient. But here's the twist: being patient doesn't mean being a doormat. It means having such unshakable inner strength that you don't need to hit back—AND being wise enough to protect yourself and walk away when you need to.

Sometimes walking away IS the strongest thing you can do.

Inspired by scholarly analysis of the Lotus Sutra, Chapter 10 For everyone who's still learning to put themselves first without losing their heart

🎵 "It's fire in your belly sayin' 'I won't quit,' / It's wisdom in your heart knowin' when to split" 🎵


Lyrics: 
(Verse 1)
Well, they comin’ at me with their sticks and stones,
Yeah, they comin’ at me with their sticks and stones,
But I got a strength inside that won’t leave my bones.

(Verse 2)
Buddha told me, “Son, you think of me,”
Buddha told me, “Child, you think of me,”
When the world gets mean, that’s when you’re finally free.

(Chorus)
‘Cause patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
No, patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
It’s standin’ so strong that you refuse to quit.

(Verse 3)
Now they call me names and they wish me harm,
Yeah, they call me names and they wish me harm,
But I keep my center, I keep my calm.

(Verse 4)
See, anger’s just a poison in your own sweet cup,
That anger’s just a poison in your own sweet cup,
You drink that down, you’re the one messed up.

(Chorus)
But patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
No, patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
It’s standin’ so strong that you refuse to quit.

(Bridge - Spoken/Half-sung)
Now listen here, I got somethin’ to say,
‘Bout compassion and boundaries and findin’ your way—
You can love somebody’s soul, their light divine,
But still walk away when they cross that line.

(Verse 5)
I built me a fence, strong and tall,
Yeah, I built me a fence, strong and tall,
Keeps me safe and keeps them from their fall.

(Verse 6)
’Cause if I let ’em hurt me, they hurt themselves more,
If I let ‘em hurt me, they hurt themselves more,
That’s just how karma settles the score.

(Chorus)
See, patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
No, patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
It’s lovin’ so deep but you still don’t quit.

(Verse 7)
Three kinds of patience, that’s what I found,
Yeah, three kinds of patience Buddha laid down,
Face your own pain, handle folks’ mean sound,
And know ain’t nothin’ permanent on this ground.

(Verse 8)
When you realize there ain’t no “you” to defend,
When you realize there ain’t no “you” to defend,
That’s when the sufferin’ finally ends.

(Final Chorus)
‘Cause patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
No, patience ain’t about just takin’ the hit,
It’s fire in your belly sayin’ “I won’t quit,”
It’s wisdom in your heart knowin’ when to split,
It’s lovin’ the world while you still protect it.

(Outro)
So when them swords come swingin’, when them stones start flyin’,
When them swords come swingin’, when them stones start flyin’,
I’m walkin’ away strong—ain’t no use in cryin’,
Got a patient heart, yeah, and that ain’t no lyin’.

[Harmonica wail]

The Patient Heart Blues

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Welcome to the musical world of The William Altig Choir, where ancient wisdom meets contemporary sound.

Inspired by the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and infused with deep spiritual themes, my music blends the rich traditions of blues and folk with modern elements, creating a unique fusion that resonates with both the heart and soul.

I've been captivated by the Lotus Sutra's messages of compassion, wisdom, and transformation since my youth. It's a journey of self-discovery that has found its voice in my music. Each song is a reflection of my own spiritual awakening and a celebration of universal truths.

My style is characterized by emotive storytelling, powerful lyrics, and a commitment to exploring the depths of human experience. Featuring contemplative blues, acoustic slide guitar, saxophone melodies, and the harmonies of a gospel choir, my music reflects a quest for enlightenment and a better understanding of the self.

Join me on this musical journey. Together, we can explore the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, finding solace, hope, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

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I never meant to write an album.
I meant to survive.

“The Songs I Never Said” is a collection of everything I kept buried—truths I swallowed, pain I made quiet, love I gave too freely, and the things I should’ve screamed but didn’t. Every track is a piece of the aftermath: the ghosts, the damage, the healing.

These aren’t just songs. They’re confessions.
They’re the words I wrote when no one was listening,
and the feelings I couldn’t say out loud until now.

If you’ve ever loved the wrong person too hard, lost yourself trying to be enough, or sat in the dark wondering what the hell just happened—this is for you.
Because sometimes, silence is just the start of the story.

—Melissa Schultz
Writer of the songs I never said.

Hey! Thanks for stopping by. If you want to chat about music, collabs, or just say hi, drop me a line at:
schultzmelissa2025@gmail.com
Can’t wait to connect! 🎶✨

Hi there!

I am Freackxy and I am very glad to meet you. 

I picture myself as a fun and loving person, who likes to have many friends and be a part of something greater. If anything, doing what matters to you is what keeps you happy with the path you choose. 

 Trust your path!

Trance & Dance music.

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