Written after Los Angeles riots in 1992 -Fierce and unflinching, Los Angeles Riots – Brother Beyond is a raw cry from the heart of injustice. It voices the pain of being branded, silenced, and denied respect — and the determination to rise, reclaim dignity, and demand equality. Both a lament and a call to arms, it captures the fire that burns in hearts and minds when a people are pushed too far.

Shadows of the Streets

Whispers of Little People (2)

Both tender and wistful, When the Whistle Blows is a journey back to the playground — a world of mud-streaked faces, clattering bells, and fences that seemed to hold in the whole universe. It reflects on the innocence of youth, the fears and triumphs of childhood, and the way memory turns those moments into something almost sacred. This is a meditation on how the past haunts, comforts, and ultimately helps us feel alive.

When the Whistle Blows

Deeply symbolic and heartfelt, The Garden explores the mind and soul as living soil — overgrown, tangled, yet ready to be renewed. It urges us to dig deep, nurture what matters, and plant seeds of meaning before time passes us by. Blending spirituality, nature, and gentle urgency, this song reminds us that what we tend today will sustain us through tomorrow’s darkest nights.

Dig Deep

When man seeks to kill how can he be the king of nothing the Victor of None !Through stark verses and a chilling refrain, Sceptre of Mortal Sin is a lament for a world where bullets speak louder than bread, and power hides behind condemnation. It asks who can truly claim victory when our common humanity is shattered by violence. This is not just a song — it’s a call to look into the whirlwind of hatred and ask what kind of future we are forging.

Who can call himself the Victor

Written 35 years ago when the love of my life left me for a short while - “If I Were to Wonder” drifts through memories of love, loss, and landscapes once shared. A heartfelt ballad of nostalgia and longing, it blends poetic imagery with gentle emotion — a reflection on what remains when time and distance take their toll.

Echoes of Memory

Lost without You

That good old feeling  alone in a room full of people Quietly incisive, The Meeting explores the masks we wear when we gather — the polite smiles, the small talk, the diplomacy that preserves peace but hides truth. It is a reflection on authenticity, social ritual, and the quiet tension between who we are and who we pretend to be.

The Meeting

Quietly incisive, The Meeting explores the masks we wear when we gather — the polite smiles, the small talk, the diplomacy that preserves peace but hides truth. It is a reflection on authenticity, social ritual, and the quiet tension between who we are and who we pretend to be.

Alone in a Meeting

I guess looking back there was a time when I felt how shallow and short this life can be and what our existence can amount to are we lost in time what was it all for when we all slip back into the ground....Stark and contemplative, My Bones is a meditation on mortality and the fleeting nature of existence. It ponders what remains when flesh and thought are gone, and whether the self can ever truly be known beyond death. Both haunting and philosophical, it reminds us that life is a luxury — one we fight to hold until the moment we are swept away.

My Bones all thats left

Gothic to the end

So I wrote this about 39 years ago when I was 21 reason a faded memory now maybe that's why I wrote it the passage of time is so precious and rich but for us mortals it is fleeting the moments we live in are so sacred and priceless - Moody and evocative, Favourite Seasons (Volume Twenty One) captures the turning of the year with intimate detail — from browned leaves and darkening skies to the warmth of firelit rooms. It is a meditation on change, loss, and renewal, finding beauty in the melancholy of winter nights and the quiet promise that seasons, like souls, will rise again.

Seasons Story 1

Contemplation focusing on freedom and nature

A Puff on a Dandelion

Perhaps we have begun to truly worship false idols - This was written over 30 years ago If you don't worry about what is in the distance you may wake up to find it on your doorstep - The Terminator is a haunting reflection on our deepening bond with technology — a prayer, a confession, and a warning. In this poem, circuits and veins intertwine, human thought and digital logic merge, and the speaker wonders if there is any turning back. It explores the paradox of a force that grows ever smaller yet more powerful, reshaping not just how we live, but what it means to be human.



False Idols

Raw and unflinching, The Façade of the Third World tears down the veil that hides the daily struggle of millions. It gives voice to starving children, grieving mothers, and forgotten lives, exposing the hypocrisy of a world that looks away. Both a lament and an indictment, it challenges us to confront the cruelty and complacency that allow this façade to stand.

The Facade

A dead bird lead to the formation of these lyrics - Profound and meditative, Life and Death contemplates the inevitability of our passing and the relentless march of time. It explores the fragile balance between life’s fleeting moments and death’s quiet certainty, urging us to face our own mortality and cherish the lessons, memories, and breaths we are given before the final flame goes out.

Fading Smoke

Just because a tree has fallen its not game over 

Spirit of a fallen Tree

Send her to me

War nobody wins least of all mother earth 

We are like fireworks in the night we have a short time to shine

Acrobats of the dark sky

Better to burn intensely than to fade away

Fireworks

Hearts at War

Shadow in the dust

Dont let love run off the tracks keep it online

Have You Got the Power indie

The River of Light Soul

shut your eyes and chill - “Oceans of the Mind” is a sweeping, ethereal journey through the landscapes of imagination. With lyrics that drift between waves of memory and endless horizons, the song invites listeners to close their eyes and surrender to a universe without limits — where dreams become kingdoms and the tides of thought are timeless. ITS ON SPOTIFY - MAKE IT RESOUND PLEASE

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We sleepwalk into dreams that turn into nightmares as we wake

Deep Fake

Angel Fire The Rapture Indie Folk

“Freshman” is a dark coming-of-age story set in the glow of a phone screen.
It follows a kid’s first steps into online communities — from finding belonging to losing himself in the algorithm’s trap - how easy it is for a lonely kid to get pulled into dangerous online spaces.

This is a song about social media radicalization, loneliness, and the dangerous ways the internet can shape a young mind.

Freshman Hip Hop

“The Ruse of Booze” is a raw, unflinching ballad about addiction’s grip and the battle to reclaim the self. Through gritty imagery and soul-baring lines, it paints the bottle as a sly salesman, a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and a devil at the door — seducing and destroying in equal measure. With each verse, the narrator wrestles with guilt, memory, and fleeting moments of clarity, only to be dragged back into the cycle. Dark, bluesy, and haunting, this song is a confession, a lament, and a fight for redemption.

Booze Blues

Ruse of Booze

Boldly go where no dance floor has gone before!
This is a high-energy EDM anthem inspired by Star Trek: The Original Series.
Featuring iconic crew callouts (Kirk, Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhura, Sulu, Chekov), warp-speed drops, and the explosive hook: ENERGISE!

Starship ENERGISE

"Original Sin" is a haunting reflection on humanity’s timeless struggle with guilt, temptation, and redemption. From Eden’s innocence to the serpent’s deceit, the song journeys through creation, the fall, and the echoing weight of history we still carry today. Blending poetic lyricism with emotional intensity, each version of Original Sin offers a different lens on our shared story of loss, shame, and the search for meaning.

Original Sin Another Name

a haunting reflection on humanity’s timeless struggle with guilt, temptation, and redemption. From Eden’s innocence to the serpent’s deceit, the song journeys through creation, the fall, and the echoing weight of history we still carry today. Blending poetic lyricism with emotional intensity, each version of Original Sin offers a different lens on our shared story of loss, shame, and the search for meaning.

Original Sin  Live

This Hip Hop Soul reimagining of Original Sin blends lyrical storytelling with deep grooves, soulful hooks, and raw spoken flow. It captures the weight of temptation and shame through rhythm and wordplay, bringing ancient struggles into a modern voice.

Another Name

a haunting meditation on violence, power, and the fragility of human life. Through stark verses and a chilling refrain, it confronts the weapons we create and the cycles of hatred they sustain. Blending poetry and song, it’s both lament and warning — a voice rising against the silence of bullets.

Bullets in the air

a lyrical protest — a fusion of rhythm, flow, and raw wordplay that exposes the brutality of power and the price of violence. Heavy beats meet sharp verses, transforming poetic imagery into a pulse that speaks for streets, struggles, and survival.

Bullets Hip-hop

 “It’s Time” is a high-energy dance track built for late nights, big rooms, and festival stages. Driving beats, soaring synths, and powerful vocals carry a message of love, power, and rebirth.

Close your eyes, feel the drop, and rise again — it’s time.

Turn it up loud and let it take you.

You got the Power

“Life a Play” is a haunting reflection on time, mortality, and the fleeting stage of existence. Inspired by Shakespearean tragedy, the song weaves poetic lyrics with dark, theatrical tones — reminding us that life is but a brief performance between the opening and final curtain. Melancholic, dramatic, and deeply human.

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