[Verse 1]
He said, “Hey bro, I’m comin’, save me a bed”
Couple cold beers and a long talk ahead
Stayed up ‘til four just shootin’ the breeze
Like old times, felt like family to me

Then y’all rolled back in for the Fourth of July
Fireworks lit, but she never met my eye
Got the silent treatment and a side of cold
Guess I’m the villain in a story she wrote

[Chorus]
But it ain’t my fault she don’t like me
Ain’t my house that’s feelin’ icy
I opened my door, yeah I played it right
She’s throwin’ shade, but I sleep fine at night
I ain’t gonna beg, ain’t gonna fake it
If there’s a problem, she can say it
He said “Sorry,” but I ain’t the crime
If love’s a war, I’m just caught in the line

[Verse 2]
She walks in like I burned the toast
Like bein’ myself was a little too close
He just shrugs, says “Man, she’s like that”
Guess I’m wearin' her grudge like a welcome mat

You can keep your whispers and your sideways looks
I don’t need drama where the fishin’ hooks
If bein’ real’s what rubbed her wrong
Then go on, girl—write your breakup song

[Chorus]
But it ain’t my fault she don’t like me
Ain’t my heart that’s actin' dicey
I gave y’all a place and a damn good time
She gave me the glare and the quiet decline
I ain’t gonna chase what don’t wanna stay
If somethin’ broke, it broke her way
He said “Sorry,” but I ain't to blame
Some folks throw fire, then dodge the flame

[Bridge]
Let me guess—it’s somethin’ I said?
Or maybe the way I live in her head
Free rent’s cool, but I charge for peace
And her cold war ain’t hurtin’ me

[Final Chorus]
It ain’t my fault she don’t like me
I ain’t losin' sleep nightly
I stood my ground with an open hand
She built a wall I don’t understand
So here’s to the ones who stay real true
And the ones who smile but are see-through
He said “Sorry,” and that’s just fine—
But tell her next time: that guilt ain’t mine

That Guilt Ain't Mine

"Deadly" is an unapologetically raw, aggressive, and explicit anthem that channels the frustration of dealing with today’s political chaos and social turmoil. From the chaos of modern-day politics to the heated debates over immigration and the entitlement of the "crybaby" generation, this track isn’t afraid to speak the truth—no matter how harsh it may sound.

The song takes no prisoners, from tackling the controversial issues surrounding illegal immigration to calling out those who can’t handle rejection or criticism. With brutal honesty, "Deadly" draws a line in the sand, challenging the idea that just because you’re in America, you have the right to exploit the system. The lyrics rip through the idea of the "American dream" being handed out to anyone who feels entitled to it, regardless of their actions. The song doesn’t hold back in addressing the influx of illegal immigrants who take advantage of the country’s resources, calling out the hypocrisy of pretending that breaking the law should be ignored.

But the song isn’t just about immigration; it also takes aim at the emotional fragility of today’s society. It’s a battle cry for those who are fed up with the whiners, the ones who cry when things don’t go their way, the ones who expect the world to adjust to their comfort levels. The generation of "little princesses" who complain when they don’t get a participation trophy or when they hear the word “no.” "Deadly" is a stark contrast to this mentality, advocating for strength, resilience, and the ability to handle rejection like an adult.

The song doesn’t stop there. In a powerful bridge, it shifts into Spanish, directly addressing those who have entered the country illegally, telling them to leave. The track unapologetically demands respect for the rules of the land, making it clear that people should respect the laws of the country they’ve entered instead of expecting handouts. It’s a wake-up call to those who feel entitled to free passes and special treatment.

Musically, "Deadly" delivers with the same ferocity as its lyrics. The aggressive, hard-hitting beats set the tone for the song’s intense energy, with each word being a sharp jab at the issues at hand. The chaotic, unapologetic sound mirrors the lyrical content, making it impossible to ignore the emotional impact this song leaves behind.

This song isn’t just a statement; it’s a declaration of power. It’s a message to those who have allowed entitlement and weakness to dictate the way society functions, and it’s a call to stand up and be strong in the face of adversity. Whether you’re tackling political issues or just fed up with the snowflakes complaining about their feelings, "Deadly" is for anyone who’s ready to fight back and reclaim the narrative.

The track hits hard, speaking to anyone who’s sick and tired of the constant drama, the political games, the whiny attitudes, and the lawlessness. It’s a harsh truth, but one that needs to be heard. The song doesn't offer solutions, but rather amplifies the anger and frustration of a generation that feels unheard. It’s the sound of a culture on the brink, one that’s fighting to break free from the grip of political correctness and entitlement.

If you’re ready to stop listening to the noise and stand up for what you believe in, "Deadly" is the soundtrack to your rebellion. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s here to stay.


Deadly

"Need An Umbrella" by TDC is a powerful, unapologetic anthem that pulls no punches when it comes to tackling one of the most controversial and divisive topics of our time—gender identity and the manipulation surrounding it. The song blends intense trap core with elements of soft screamo to create a sound that’s raw, emotionally charged, and impossible to ignore. With this track, TDC takes a bold stance, challenging the growing belief in multiple genders and exposing the dangers of societal manipulation, especially when it comes to children. The song addresses how the confusion and brainwashing have been allowed to spread unchecked, with far too many people too scared to speak the truth.

"Need An Umbrella" is not just about calling out the confusion surrounding gender, it’s also a defense mechanism for those who are being manipulated into believing that biology can be ignored. It's a voice for those who feel trapped in a world where their beliefs are mocked and twisted, a voice for the children who are being manipulated, and for anyone who feels lost in the storm of false information and societal pressure. The umbrella in the cover art symbolizes protection from the storm and the rain, but also serves as a reminder that sometimes, even the most well-intentioned protections aren’t enough. The lightning still strikes, exposing the raw, unfiltered truth of our biology, and in the process, revealing who we truly are. It’s a call to stand firm in the face of the storm, even when it feels like the odds are against us.

Jessica’s vocal delivery on this track is at her peak. Her speed and delivery are unmatched, and yet, you can hear the strain in her voice, a reflection of the emotional depth of the song. Her voice carries the weight of depression, anger, and frustration perfectly, as she delivers each line with relentless energy and conviction. The duality of the song is present in the lyrics, with one side of the track aimed directly at those who believe in multiple genders, calling out the manipulation and false narratives being spread. On the other side, the song acts as a defense for those who feel lost or brainwashed, offering a voice to the voiceless, and a call to arms for the truth.

The song tackles the societal manipulation head-on, acknowledging that the world is full of confusion, yet refusing to remain silent. The manipulation goes beyond just gender; it’s the way society has been molded to accept lies and falsehoods as truths. "Need An Umbrella" exposes the dangerous propaganda that’s been used to control minds, especially the minds of our children, and how we’ve been conditioned to accept these lies without questioning them. It's a reminder that we must always stand up for what’s right, even when it’s hard, and even when it’s not popular.

With a hard-hitting trap core sound that’s blended with the raw emotion of screamo, the song takes the listener on a rollercoaster of aggression, frustration, and passion. The bass-heavy beats and dark, gritty sound are perfect for the theme of the song—facing the storm head-on, no matter the cost. Jessica’s performance is nothing short of stunning, and her delivery feels personal, as if she’s speaking directly to the listener, urging them to rise above the confusion and embrace the truth, even when it feels like the world is against them.

The track doesn’t shy away from the heavy issues at hand; it faces them with a courage and strength that’s rare in today’s world. With each verse, TDC lays bare the manipulation and falsehoods that have spread like wildfire, from the lies surrounding gender identity to the way society has been brainwashed into accepting these lies as truths. It’s a direct challenge to anyone who’s been manipulated, a plea for clarity and truth in a world that’s drowning in false narratives.

This song is a must-listen for anyone who refuses to stay silent in the face of manipulation, and for anyone who believes that the truth must always prevail.

Need An Umbrella

"The Truth" is a soulful, emotionally-charged ballad wrapped in modern R&B and pop energy. Smooth vocals glide over a heartfelt instrumental, revealing raw vulnerability and strength in equal measure. With cinematic build-ups and a timeless message about facing the truth in love and life, this track is made to stir the soul and linger in the heart. Whether you're on a midnight drive or sitting with your thoughts, The Truth is your perfect companion.

The Truth – Lyrics

Verse 1
All it took was words on a screen,
To get a spark between you and me.
We carved our names in a tree, and it will live for infinity.
That day still haunts my soul,
A love so deep, now a heart full of holes.
Holding on for love, but time moves on...

Pre-Chorus
But love ain't always perfect, no,
We let the little things take control.
And I was weak, I let you down,
And now you’re lost, but I still hear the sound of your cries…

Chorus
She'll never know how real it was,
She’ll never hear the words I should’ve said enough.
I see her face sometimes in my mind,
And I just pray I didn’t steal her light.

Verse 2
I tried to fix what I had destroyed,
Memories fade, but the guilt’s a void.
She was my light and I let it burn out,
Over and over, I just drowned in doubt.
Running in circles, lost in the past,
Fading hearts go by so fast.

Pre-Chorus
And I don’t blame her for walking away,
If I were her, I’d do the same.
But if she ever hears my name,
I hope she knows, it wasn’t just a game.

Chorus
She'll never know how real it was,
She’ll never hear the words I should’ve said enough.
I see her face sometimes in my mind,
And I just pray I didn’t steal her light.

Bridge
Remember me, not for the pain,
Years have passed, but love remains.
And if she thinks of me at all, let it be a faded song,
Not a wound that still won’t heal, not a scar that lingers on.

Final Chorus
She'll never know how real it was,
She’ll never hear the words I should’ve said enough.
I see her face sometimes in my mind,
Loving her was the highlight of my life.

Outro
She was the best thing that I ever knew,
And now she'll never know… the truth.

The Truth [Bonus Track]

Raw. Ruthless. Reggaeton.
“Fucking Her Coworker” is a no-holds-barred breakup anthem from Mizter Bonezz, delivering savage lyricism over a hard-hitting dembow beat. Fueled by betrayal and unapologetic truth, this track turns heartbreak into heat.

Written and produced by Mizter Bonezz, this song blends reggaeton rhythms with lyrical venom — sharp rhymes, rhythmic flow, and a hook you won’t forget:

“I wish I didn’t know her, ’cause the hoe fucking her coworker.”

Dark, catchy, and emotionally charged, this is one for anyone who’s been lied to and came back louder.

Turn it up. Let it hit. Don’t look back

Mizter Bonezz - Fucking Her Coworker

Crash at 3AM

Caption Title

A brutal reckoning—“Stealing Time” exposes the truth behind the mask, refusing to mourn what was lost and demanding accountability.

Song Insight

Stealing Time is not a lament for what’s gone, but a razor-edged anthem for finally seeing someone as they are. There’s no sugarcoating, no nostalgia for a love destroyed by self-inflicted wounds. This song doesn’t plead for redemption—it lays it bare: if you’re ever going to be saved, you’ll have to save yourself, because I’m done carrying your damage. The rain and the rose on the casket aren’t mourning—they’re the final word, marking the end of illusions and the start of owning your own darkness.

Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Drifting through your life
Trying to find a way to say goodbye
Grifter stealing time
I’m running through your lies

[Build]
The empty space between the lines
Falling to your knees, you cry

[Chorus]
It’s not about the ones you used to hold
It’s about the ones you left behind
All those moments passed you by
Maybe this time there’s nothing to undo
Truth—a life, something to pursue

[Refrain]
God, I hope you do
Something needs saved in you

[Verse 2]
Every promise that you broke
Every secret left untold
All the pain behind your eyes
The hearts you tore
To the ones you used

[Build]
Broken souls haunt your scattered mind
Pieces taken I will never find

[Chorus]
It’s not about the ones you used to hold
It’s about the ones you left behind
All those moments passed you by
Maybe this time there’s nothing to undo
Truth—a life, something to pursue

[Refrain]
God, I hope you do
Something needs saved in you

[Bridge]
Mirrors, silver-plated death
Moments I try but can’t forget
Shadows pulling at what’s owed
Memories drowned by the ones I loved

[Bridge 2]
Sorry for the stones you throw
No matter what, you stay below
Cracked reflections on the floor
Love doesn't live here anymore

[Final Chorus]
It’s not about the ones you used to hold
It’s about the ones you left behind
All those moments passed you by
Maybe this time there’s nothing to undo
Truth—a life, something to pursue
All the pain behind your eyes
The hearts you tore apart inside
All those moments, lost in time
Drift away, erased by a life

[Refrain]
God, I hope you do
Something needs saved in you

[Outro]
Every mistake you called mine
Feel your choices down my spine
Maybe this time you’ll live the life
Maybe it’s the lies that die
Free yourself in time

[Post-Outro]
God, I hope you do
Something needs saved in you

Personal Reflection

I wrote “Stealing Time” as the ten-year mark approached, but not to mourn what could have been. Eight years of marriage ended in chaos and destruction—choices, not fate. This isn’t about hoping for change or wishing things were different. It’s about drawing the line, calling out the darkness, and refusing to shoulder someone else’s demons. There’s pain, sure, but mostly clarity: your story is yours now, and I won’t let it shape me. I see the warning signs clearer than ever. You own your choices, not me.

4Me2BeFree

With “Stealing Time,” 4Me2BeFree channels real scars into cinematic storytelling—no filter, no pity, just raw truth and consequence. Every lyric, every visual, and every drop of rain on the casket is there to show that this isn’t a breakup song—it’s a declaration of freedom from someone else’s self-destruction. This is what 4Me2BeFree does: transforms lived experience into music that doesn’t flinch from the hard parts, making sure the story hits as hard as the truth.

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Stealing Time

Song Insight

Ideology Fixed is a stripped-down anthem for anyone who’s ever been talked down to, written off, or steamrolled by someone who can’t see past their own narrative. It’s not about revenge or bitterness—it’s about standing back and letting the cracks show. The song mixes sardonic wit with poetic hooks, peeling back the layers of false bravado and exposing the emptiness behind the ego. Each line lands with the force of a mic drop: if you can’t face the truth, the truth will find you. This is what happens when you cash checks with words you never meant to pay.

Lyrics
[Intro]
Words being true don't make it so  
Facts live in a world of fiction—and so do you  
Can't read lips when voices shine through  

[Verse 1]
You see me pit and split the lines, side by side  
Think you got me figured out—but you never tried  
Whispered words in a phone, perplexed  
Ideology fixed, but still a mess  
Go lose that mind you claim to keep  
It’s voodoo logic, ankle-deep  

[Pre-Chorus]
I set the verse, hook, line...  
Sinker sunk—you're out of luck  
Thoughts seep past the lies you speak  
Your value’s over-budget—too much fetch to keep  
That mirror got you lyin’—reflecting debt too deep  

[Chorus]
The fall, a stall, you planned it all  
In the end it’s true—nothin’ came of you  
Smoke and mirrors, no breakthrough  
You wrote a check that truth withdrew  

The fall, a stall, you built that wall  
Lied to the mirror 'til you believed it all  
In silence I rise while you crawl  
Empty words echo through your fall  

[Bridge]
I'm lookin’ for my refund  
Cashed out your bounced check  
If words were bullets—I’d sing you a song  
Smashed-up letters, Scrabble strong  
No threats—just verbs where you went wrong  
Words twisted, flipped, and rewired all along  

[Break]
Smile that grin—a slipped-up mistake  
I take a grand-stand and walk away  
Let karma clock in and earn her pay  

[Verse 2]
Thought you were high from kingdoms come  
But silence hits harder when the damage is done  
Your mouth wrote checks that your spine can’t back  
Now you echo alone in a room gone black  

[Chorus]
The fall, a stall, you planned it all  
In the end it’s true—nothin’ came of you  
Smoke and mirrors, no breakthrough  
You wrote a check that truth withdrew  

The fall, a stall, you built that wall  
Lied to the mirror 'til you believed it all  
In silence I rise while you crawl  
Empty words echo through your fall  

[Outro]
I'm lookin’ for my refund  
You wrote a check that truth withdrew  
Words twisted, flipped, and rewired all along  
You echo alone in a room gone black  

Personal Reflection

This one came out of late-night frustration—the kind where you finally see through someone’s game and realize it was all smoke, mirrors, and ego. “Ideology Fixed” isn’t about trying to change anyone; it’s about standing in the truth, no matter how ugly it is. Sometimes the only way to get closure is to let the mask drop and walk away with your head up. If you’re the one crawling back, that’s on you.

4Me2BeFree

With “Ideology Fixed,” 4Me2BeFree leans into bare-knuckle honesty, pairing blues-punk swagger with lyrics sharp enough to cut glass. We don’t write songs to make anyone feel better—we write to pull the curtain back, so nobody gets away with pretending anymore. Our vision is always to turn the messiest, most honest parts of life into something loud, anthemic, and unforgettable.

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Ideology Fixed

🧊 “Ain’t Real” 🧊
Once you see the truth, you can’t unsee it.
Fake love, fake loyalty, fake support — cut off clean.
This is clarity. Confidence. Walking away without looking back.
No explanations. No second chances.

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Ain'T Real

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"If it didn’t matter, it wouldn’t hurt. Pain is the gift of knowing you’re alive."

4Me2BeFree is more than music—it’s my story, my scars, and my survival. Every song is a piece of me, a raw melody of love, heartbreak, and resilience. I blend AI-generated vocals and instruments with real emotions, turning my experiences—especially from an LGBTQ+ perspective—into something that speaks to anyone who's ever felt lost, broken, or just searching for something real.

Breakup songs? Yeah, they hit different. Music carries us through the worst of it, and every generation finds their own anthems of love, loss, and getting back up. Heartache doesn’t care about age, gender, or where you come from—music connects us all.

I make music because I’ve been there. The pain, the anger, the hope—it's all in these songs. If something here hits home for you, let it. If you feel something, let me know. That’s the connection that keeps this alive.

Expressing Myself through, Lyrics and Music is my way of cooping in this world <3

Entre memórias que ficam e palavras que não disse...
This is me. My music. My truth. 🫶
Fragmentos guardados em sons que não se esquecem.
Feito com alma e imperfeição.
RS Music — Feel it with your heart. 💪

I’m JD Hodge — Oklahoma-born, red dirt-raised, and songwriting for over 30 years.

In 2024, I flatlined on an operating table. Cardiac arrest. Everything changed.

When I came back, the words came with me — like they’d been waiting their turn. Since then, the songs haven’t stopped. I write what’s real: struggle, hope, grit, and grace — stories meant to be felt.

You’ll hear pieces of my past, my people, and the kind of heartland truth you can’t fake. These songs aren’t just mine — they’re for anyone who’s fought through silence and still found a voice.

Retired • Lyricist • Country • Americana • Acoustic Soul
Oklahoma, USA

Jenny Fuego is more than an artist — she’s a movement of fire, femininity, and fearlessness.
Blending luxury trap, reggaetón, and Latin pop, Jenny brings the heat of the streets and the elegance of high fashion into one unstoppable sound.

From the uptown blocks to international stages, her voice carries stories of power, self-worth, and glow-up energy. Every bar, every beat, every look — pure rosé-gold ambition.

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My name is Jayson Joshua Ontong, I also go by the stage name: ARKiNN & ARK1, I Specialize In Composing Various Types Of Genres, Remixing And Vocals, Radio Jingles, Amapiano, Afro House, EDM, Drum&Bass, Dubstep, Film Score and Many More. I am a Graphic Designer, Creative Artist, Social Media Infleuncer, and Gamer.

North American DJ and producer Mizter Bonezz has a genetic bone disease that weakens him in everyday life, but that hasn't stopped him from pursuing his dream of becoming a DJ and producer,. With releases on his independent record label Shlumped Records among others around the world, spanning from 2016 to 2021, he has a diverse spectrum of genres he produces and DJs mostly focusing on urban productions like hip hop, moombahton to high energy EDM like electro, house, psytrance and dubstep just to name a few. Throughout the years he has opened up for artists such as: OT Genasis, Snoop Dogg, T Pain and Wiz Khalifa. With 12 years of experience on the decks Mizter Bonezz can easily adapt to any genre or setting that is placed in front of him. Having performed at some of the most prestige venues in the world.

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