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Raw, unmixed self-written song.

IT IS YOU WHOM I MISSED & WHOM I FOUND - LENNARD

Intro: C F C

C                                          F
Well, I can't say if you are real
             Dm                       G
Or if we met eyes on the streets
           C                         F(c)
Can't describe the way I feel
                  Dm                     G
While I'm hugging empty sheets

                 C(g)                      F
But on a crowdy stormy day
                 Am                Fm     -  
When I'm only trying to escape
                  C                            F
From the hardening hearts around
         Dm          G                                C       F C
It is you whom I missed & whom I found

       C                    F
It's unpopular to be
              Dm                          G
An adult man who wants to hide
        C                                F(a)
In a haze which praises "me"
                Dm                    G
I've been training not to fight

                       C                         F
I dream how happy we could be
                   Am      Fm
If it could be reality
                          C                      F
And while the rain's creating sounds
       Dm             G                             C
It is you whom I missed & whom I found
 
        F
And all I ask
     C
Is anything
        Em        Am
Yet little at a time
F
I pray you give
        C
The loving grace
    Em                      Am
In which I can't be fine

          F                         C
And I hope you didn't listen
            Em                            A
To the world to which you bound
                F        C                       Dm
So I can say: I missed her, but lucky me it's 
G                  C        F C
you whom I found

A

           D                 G
In my mind you're comforting
               Em                                A
While we touch and share our warmth
          D(f#)                   G
I can hear your soft breathing
            Em                           A
I can see your soul come forth

                   D(a)                         G
And in an endless morning gaze
                        Bm              Gm
In which you got me all amazed
      D(a)                                     G
We'd complete each others parts
               Em        A              D
And our life suddenly isn't hard

        G
And all I give
    D
Is anything
       F#m       Bm
Yet little at a time
        G
You pray for me
    D
A loving grace
     F#m                         B
In which you can't be fine

  G
I assure you:
                D
I tried to listen
             F#m                   B
To the Voice on which I ground
      G                       D                        Em
So you can say: I missed him, but lucky me
       A                D        G D
it's you whom I found

  G(d)                              A(e)          D  
I hope you're still there, unwound

Outro: G D

It Is You Whom I Missed & Whom I Found - Lennard

He is Abu Hafs ^Umar Ibn al- Khattab, the just Caliph al-Faruq. He was one of those who embraced Islam in the early days of the Call of the Prophet sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam, and he was also one of those ten whom the Prophet told them the good news that they will be in Paradise.

With Sheikh Helmi Bakhour

Abu Hafs ^Umar Ibn al- Khattab May Allah raise his rank / Part one

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When federal agents raided Chicago without warrants while the president called American cities "training grounds," this song asked the question no one in command would answer: Whom do you serve? A protest song for the moment when constitutional guardrails meet military power—and local leaders are left protesting in their own streets.

It's a War from Within

For Whom The Bell Tolls

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Thank You For The Opportunity To Express My Fly - SJ

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Hi listener,

How nice of you to visit my profile. I'm Lennard and I like to write/record music. Here you can find some of my (demo) songs I made over the past years for a (double) album with the working title ''The Greatest Bits''. If you have any suggestions or if you'd like to work together, please let me know! I'd love to learn from you.

Working titles of self-written (upcoming) songs:
1. A viola culpa kind of style
2. Amygdala
3. Associated
4. Ba da double da bubble*
5. Backseat boy
6. Be thanked
7. Bij je zijn
8. Can't imagine
9. Cellar circus
10. Comic ("Pipo the SuperSof - theme")
11. Couldn't careless carroussel
12. De jaren maken wie we zijn
13. De ommekeer
14. De Zee der Vergetelheid
15. Duizend nachten
16. Early vet
17. Eastern vs. Christmas
18. Explain
19. Flinterdun
20. Frayed Fork Jester's
21. Gravel ore
22. Green curry
23. Have you seen the weather?
24. He will probably be sorry
25. Here Jezus in de hemel*
26. Ik wil jou wel helpen
27. In z'n element
28. Insert the reset*
29. Lost to learn to learn to love
30. Morgen is het weg
31. Neffer the neffer
32. Office beach
33. Pure melancholy
34. Revive the magic
35. Rise up
36. Spouter ace
37. System
38. Thanks to you
39. The shadows have set us both off route
40. Things you've been doing lately
41. This may summarize everything
42. This other me
43. Ticking timebomb
44. To do
45. Verliezen doe ik mij in jouw ogen
46. Vertrouwen
47. We're keen on getting better now
48. When all is said and done
49. Woubrugge
50. Writing thoughts on wind

- Instrumental songs -
51. Finally*
52. Handyman*
53. Minstreel*
54. Something's at stake*
55. Wobbly*

*not uploadable due to maximum upload limit, please contact me if you'd like to listen to these songs

PS: some songs are (partly) inspired by other existing songs. I tried to refer to the artists and songs as much as possible. All content belongs to the copyrightholder(s).

- Lennard (2023©)

Established in 1995
The Muslim Community Radio is a multicultural and multilingual Islamic radio station. It broadcasts to the Sydney community in general while incorporating elements that target the Islamic community of Sydney. It first transmitted twenty-four hours a day during the month of Ramadan of 1995 and has continued to broadcast during every month of Ramadan and Dhul-hijja (Pilgrimage month). In addition, in 1997 Muslim Community Radio was broadcasting on every Friday of that year until the introduction of the temporary broadcast community license (TBCL). Muslim Community Radio currently broadcasts 24 hours 365 days a year covering all Islamic events. Because Arabic/Lebanese is, according to statistics, the major ethnic language communicated among the Muslims in Sydney, understandably the radio programs are primarily transmitted in the Arabic and English languages with spots of other community languages, evolving in pace with demand.


Retired English teacher writing songs, penning novels, and photographing the world.

Lead Guitar for Life to Lifeless

I produce, mix, and master my own music. I like to do a lot of covers sometimes adding my own twist on things

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