The fool says in his heart “there is no God”
They are corrupt and they do abdominal deeds
There is no one who does good

The Lord looks down from Heaven on the sons of man
To see if there are any who understand 
Any who seek God, they have all turned aside
There is no one who does good
Not even one (not even one)

Will evil doers never learn 
Those who devour my people as men eat bread
And who do not call on the Lord
There they are overwhelmed with dread
For God is with the generation of the righteous￼
You would shame the plans of the poor but the Lord is his refuge

Oh that salvation for Israel would come up out of Zion
When the Lord restores the fortunes of his people
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Let Jacob rejoice
Let Israel be glad￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼

Psalm 14

I have no clue what I'm doing. I used to play in bars and as a street performer in Chicago paying bums from my tips because they claimed it was their corner. I got born again during a rough time in my life, hadn't touched my guitar in maybe a decade or so. 
Put Psalm 23 to music as I had memorized it as a kid, the next night I was alone with no tv, no nothing so I put Psalm 1 to guitar, then a few days later I decided I'd the rest of the Psalms to music. Somewhere around Psalm 3 I realized there were 150 of them and this might take longer than I thought. 

I just wanted to memorize the Psalms so I was writing a song and then listening to it until I learned the words, which I know how backwards that sounds lol
Got tired of having to click my audio file in the iPhone note recorder so I started uploading them on Soundcloud for my own sake. 
One night as I lay in bed, somewhere around psalm 6, I realized I still had my 7 notebooks jam packed with all my secular music and it was sitting there as a trophy of my past accomplishments so I woke up and first thing in the morning I burned them all. That afternoon I put Mary's song of Praise to a rap beat which was really outside of my musical style, though perfectly in line with my tastes. Since then I use whatever genre I feel best would help me complete a song. Seeing as the scope is the 150 psalms, the other 38 or so other songs in the Bible plus any other verses I want to memorize I think this is a good idea for preventing everything from sounding the same. Very glad I burnt my secular music. 
When I write a song, I play it for my girls. If they start dancing and running around in circles, then I keep it, otherwise I go a different direction. Ultimately the whole goal is for me and my daughters to eventually memorize all 150 Psalms without hurting our brains with arduous and laborious studying.

While I would PREFER keep these songs 110% word for word, that would get me in trouble with copyright infringement so for each song I sit down with 5 different translations of the Bible and rework them all together into my own  singing Buti "translation"

Psalm 14

Songs of Psalms