My guitar cover for "I Hate Everything About You" by Three Days Grace.

I also made a video for it on my youtube channel: https://youtu.be/pEWDFUKRmsc

All rights belong to the great Canadian band Three Days Grace.

Three Days Grace - I Hate Everything About You

I Hate Everything About You- Three Days Grace

Mano

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My Demon Waits

Now that I have you back
Now that I have you close
Never betray me again
Never betray me again

Those words that have been spoken to you
Are nothing you can choose
For I am your leader
You must choose

Hey!

He causes you to take
The drug of the damned
To sword of submission

I need you to flee
So, obey my darkness
I will set you free
And destroy your fate

Of him
To me
I will set you free

In the darkness
Take my sword
Drop his sword
Get off those drugs
You will now be born

Hone!

He causes you to take
The drugs of to twist
Your mind
That will
Destroy
Your fate

For

He causes you to take
The drug of the damned
To sword of submission

I need you to flee
So, obey my darkness
I will set you free
And destroy your fate


Destroy Your Fate

[Verse]
Feel the fire under your feet
Pulse is racing can’t retreat
The edge is calling sharp and bright
Step by step into the light

[Chorus]
Don’t stop don’t stop keep climbing high
Break the ceiling touch the sky
Boundaries crumble molds unfold
Be the story that’s never told

[Verse 2]
The wind is screaming in your ears
Shatter the weight of all your fears
The stars are closer than they seem
Chase the shimmer chase the dream

[Prechorus]
Rise above don’t hesitate
Every moment seals your fate

[Chorus]
Don’t stop don’t stop keep climbing high
Break the ceiling touch the sky
Boundaries crumble molds unfold
Be the story that’s never told

[Bridge]
The top’s not a place it’s a state of mind
The climb never ends leave the past behind
Reach and stretch till the air feels thin
The journey’s where you begin again

Edge of the Sky

Dexx - shark food / I needed you (prod. Anticon)

Internal Thoughts is a comeback from the grave — a resurrection project pulling every influence you’ve been sharpening in silence. This mix album blends your entire spectrum: darkwave confessionals, neon-lit synth builds, emotional ballads, experimental rap fusions, gritty electronic drops, cinematic tension, post-hardcore energy, and intimate late-night slow-burners.

Every track feels like a thought you buried and then dragged back into the light — twisted, refined, and louder than before. It’s a collection built on contrast: soft vs. violent, sensual vs. broken, nostalgic vs. futuristic.

before the final call 2nd version.mp3

The Mirror That Argues Back

🔥 Concept
“The Fall” marks the moment when silence becomes undeniable.
What began as personal doubt now unfolds on a cosmic scale. The world waits for correction, for restoration, for the long-promised turning point — but instead, something collapses quietly. Not in fire. Not in war. But in absence.
This is not the fall of humanity.
It is the fall of certainty.
Heaven does not shatter — it recedes.
And in its place, something else begins to rise.
🎧 Sound & Style
Musically, “The Fall” is heavy, restrained, and cinematic:
slow, crushing momentum
dark atmospheric layers
tension that builds without release
powerful but controlled vocals
a sense of inevitability rather than chaos
The track feels like standing beneath a sky that no longer answers — massive, quiet, and terrifying in its restraint.
💬 For the Listener
This song is for the moment when belief gives way to realization.
For when you stop asking why nothing is happening
and start understanding that something already has.
“The Fall” speaks to the feeling that the world has shifted — not violently, but fundamentally — and that the rules you trusted no longer apply.
If you’ve ever felt the ground move without hearing it break,
this song lives in that space.
📘 Album Context
Within the album’s narrative, “The Fall” is the point of no return.
After The Dawn That Never Came, the collapse is no longer personal or internal — it is global. The silence spreads. Faith fractures. The universe begins to accept a new order, even though no one understands how it arrived.
This track directly precedes “Ascension of the Adversary,” where the consequences of the hidden shift finally take form.
The fall is complete.
And the crown no longer waits to be claimed.

The Fall

I'm a 43 year old male from a tiny town north of Winston Salem NC
 
I have been writing lyrics since I was 10 years old and have been playing In bands since I was 14. I also worked in live music as long as I have been  playing on bands. 

I write a ton of lyrics and run them through an AI Generator because I can't afford or find the right musicians willing to step into unfamiliar territory and explore new kinds of worship music. One of a darker moody nature. 

My influences are massive. it's easier to tell you that with the amount of bands I have seen live or worked for every kind of music influence me From spoken Word like the last poets to musical like the work of  Stephen Sondheim. I absorb all that is musical. 

 i wrote these lyrics for people who get it. if it's not your cup of tea then that is okay. I hope this reaches people who are not Christian, and gets them to realize Jesus wants you to come as you are. 

if you have experienced church hurt this is also for you. it's time for you to come home. 
People  hurt other people within the church far too much. it has no bearing on your relationship with Christ. It wouldn't hurt to try different churches until you find your real church family. One who loves you for who you are and will help you grow in Christ. 
Not a group of people who talk behind your back because you came in jeans and a tee shirt. There are wonderful churches out there.

All the lyrics are written by me not one song was run through the prompt that uses just a couple of words. The first hundred songs were written in a two month period. I am currently entering my third month of writing my brand of worship music. 



before the final call 2nd version.mp3

Thomas leinbach