About the song "Still We Sow"

Conceived as an echo of voices silenced by adversity, Still We Sow was born from the desire to capture the quiet dignity of those who endure. Set in the English countryside of 1820, the song follows a family who sows in hope of a good harvest—only to see their work undone by a brutal storm.

Each verse was shaped to reflect the tension between nature’s cycles and human will: the earth receives, yet also refuses; the sky promises, but does not deliver. And still, something persists—the hand that sows again, even upon ruin.

The lyrics were built with restraint, using simple words and measured rhythm, echoing the sobriety of English literature of the time, without dramatization. The song is not a lament, but a quiet affirmation: there is worth in the gesture, even when the world does not respond.

Still We Sow is, above all, a song about quiet resilience, measured hope, and the unspoken pact between humankind and the land.

Still We sow

About the Creation of the Song - "I Forgive What You Are"

"I Forgive What You Are" was born from the desire to explore the silent power of forgiveness in the face of destruction, pain, and chaos. Inspired by the image of a young farmer facing the relentless force of a storm, the song reflects forgiveness not as a passive response, but as a profound act of resistance and internal renewal. The storm, which asks for no apologies, serves as a metaphor for life’s challenges, which often arise without warning and without mercy. Yet, the farmer finds the strength to forgive the storm, not for what it does, but for what it represents.

We chose a simple and direct structure, with short verses and a chorus that resonates reflectively. The repetition of "I forgive what you are" brings the idea of forgiveness not as sentimentality, but as a realistic and liberating act. The lyrics aim to capture a sense of acceptance, without illusions, but with the clarity of someone who understands that even the most destructive force has its role. In the end, the song reminds us that, even without rewards or reparations, forgiveness can create space for peace and internal reconciliation.

I forgive what you are

About the Song – Words Between the Silence

Words Between the Silence is about the weight of an unsent letter, a feeling that lingers in the air but never materializes. The song is not about who wrote it, but about what the unwritten carries: the pain of the "what if." The "what if" that resides in the mind and heart, an unanswered question that can never be answered.

The lyrics speak of something unsaid, something left suspended in time. The letter was never sent, but the words still remain, waiting for a moment that has already passed, like an invisible presence.

Some words are born too late. Some roads close forever, without return. And what was left unsaid remains in the air, where doubt grows and unspoken words fill the empty spaces.

And even though the letter never left, it is not forgotten. The ink is still there, the message still waits, because what was never said, but could have been, never truly disappears.

Words Between the Silence

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The Discovery of Maturity in the Song

The song began with an idealization of love but evolved into its mature understanding. The pivotal point was Angeline's discovery that real love demands more than "sweet embraces," bringing "heavy burdens" – sacrifices. The chorus captured this transition, with the young heart bowing to love's demands. The ending reflected Angeline's resilience, with the truth about love becoming her guide, showcasing a heart strengthened by accepting its challenges. The song thus celebrates the discovery that love matures through understanding its sacrifices.

My Sweet Angeline

I was a healthy ER nurse helping save countless lives during the entirety of the COVID pandemic for my employer. Now I’m sitting outside begging my hospital employer for the 8th day straight to get the spinal surgery I need to survive, caused at least in majority by a work injury to my spine per my medical providers.


For 19 months, I’ve been trapped in the Oregon workers’ comp system after injuring my back while moving a patient who couldn’t breathe. I felt a pop, then shooting pain and weakness down my leg. Two MRIs confirm catastrophic disc collapse, and six specialists agree my injury was caused by my work as a nurse and requires immediate surgery.


Yet the system only recognizes a "strain/sprain" despite clear evidence. This bureaucratic nightmare has cost me everything—over $100,000 in lost wages, my retirement accounts, and bankruptcy. I still owe $60,000 in nursing school loans to my employer.


The constant, severe pain has driven me to clinical depression so severe I’ve been hospitalized twice for thoughts of self-harm. My surgeons warn that without immediate intervention, I face permanent damage as my window for successful surgery closes forever.


After dedicating 10 years to caring for Oregon patients— including having been required to lift tens of thousands of adult patients without any lift equipment available for years and serving on the front lines throughout COVID—I’m now literally on the street fighting for my life.


Please visit helpreid.com to send one simple email to five legislators/decision-makers who can help get me the surgery I need to survive. Donations toward surgery also incredibly appreciated but not expected ＜3 


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helpreid.com | Day 8 (1st Video) : work-injured ER COVID nurse now begging for life-saving surgery

After serving on the frontlines throughout the entire COVID pandemic, I suffered a catastrophic spinal injury while helping a patient in respiratory distress. Despite six medical specialists confirming my L5-S1 disc collapse is work-related and requires urgent surgery, I’ve been waiting 19 months for workers’ compensation approval—with no end in sight.


This episode documents my harrowing journey: constant debilitating pain, financial devastation including bankruptcy and $100,000+ in lost wages, and multiple hospitalizations for suicidal thoughts stemming directly from my untreated injury. My surgeons now warn that my spine may begin to auto-fuse any day, permanently eliminating my chance for the life-changing surgery I desperately need.


Join me as I share how someone who dedicated their career to saving others now can’t get a single day of surgery after lifting tens of thousands of patients without proper equipment. Learn how you can help by visiting helpread.com to advocate for me with just one click.


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ER Nurse: My 19-Month Struggle for Surgery After a Workplace Injury (Day 8)

After saving countless lives as an ER nurse during the entire COVID pandemic, I’m now fighting for my own survival. 19 months ago, I suffered a catastrophic spinal injury while moving a patient who couldn’t breathe. Despite six specialists confirming my severe disc collapse requires immediate surgery, the workers’ compensation system has only recognized a "minor sprain."

The consequences have been devastating - constant severe pain, $100K+ in lost wages, emptied retirement accounts, bankruptcy, and depression so severe I’ve been hospitalized twice. Before this injury, I had zero history of back or mental health issues.

For years, I was required to lift tens of thousands of patients with no lift equipment available. After dedicating 10 years to caring for Oregon patients, I’m now literally begging outside for the surgery I desperately need before my spine permanently fuses and the window for treatment closes forever.

PLEASE HELP IN JUST 15 SECONDS: Visit helpreid.com to send a FREE email to decision-makers who can approve my surgery. Your single click could literally save my life.

Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments - I promise to answer honestly and completely.

ER Nurse: Helped Save Lives During COVID; Now Fighting for Life-Saving Surgery | Day 8 #nurse

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Max Yoshio, (maxyoshiocomposer@gmail.com)

("Composer of lyrical indie-folk and expressive orchestral works for screen and story.")


 I'm passionate about the strength of melody and the techniques of development that make it memorable.

For me, music is not just art — it is a powerful vehicle, an efficient
and strong way to deliver messages, to tell stories that need to be heard.

I believe every composition carries within it the ability to cross time, to bear messages that endure through generations.

When I write, I seek not only to create songs — I strive to record emotions, thoughts, and truths that may not find space in any other form.

Music holds this gift: to remain, to be rediscovered, to be a
living archive of what once was, to keep
speaking even when everything around changes.

I see composition not just as an art, but as a mission. The mission of leaving for other generations messages, testimonies! Music has the power to transform an image, to give form to the invisible !

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