This electrifying love anthem captures euphoric devotion through vivid metaphors of cloud-walking freedom and sky-high emotions, celebrating an unstoppable, transformative connection with infectious energy and heartfelt repetition. Its blend of giddy vulnerability and soaring passion makes love feel both exhilaratingly new and timelessly universal.  

I CAN’T STOP LOVING YOU

In my  dreams tonight.mp3

Can't Catch a Break

When You Know
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

[intro]

How must it be to know
To know that you are dying
That there is nothing you can do
And it ain't no use in trying

To know that time is short
And its going away fast
That whatever time you have
It is not going to last

[bridge]

Is it a relief?
That you cannot help yourself
Or help anyone else
That now you can relax
And sleep the days away
Or do you think you need to try
To work harder every second
To cram into each moment
Everything you have not done
To do it all before you die

[bridge]

I cannot look at you no more
I don't pretend to understand
I cannot take your place
That is not part of the plan

I stare up at the moon
I cannot see the sky
I feel I'm gonna cry
I cannot say goodbye

[instrumental] [03:01]

How must it be to know
To know that you are dying
That there is nothing you can do
And it ain't no use in trying

To know that time is short
And its going away fast
That whatever time you have
It is not going to last

[bridge]

Is it something I can know
Or do I have to wait my turn
Can you tell me how you feel
Does anything seem real
To be and not be there
For your mind to drift away
To see nothing when you stare
To have nothing left to say
To know you cannot care
But pretend to anyway

[bridge]

I cannot look at you no more
I don't pretend to understand
I cannot take your place
That is not part of the plan

I stare up at the moon
I cannot see the sky
I feel I'm gonna cry
I cannot say goodbye

[instrumental]


I stare up at the moon
I cannot see the sky
I feel I'm gonna cry
I cannot say goodbye

I want to run and hide

I want to run and hide

[outro]


When You Know

Ashes in the Rain

A song about a summer you can still feel in your chest. 

Chicago Was Ours

I've always looked behind
With the feeling
That something was always wrong
One day I sat down to look inside myself
And I set out to fix my world

My steps always so short
My fears so long
The shadows scream from within my heart
But the sun touches my skin
And reminds me that I can be faithful to my dreams.

I always used to look back
Letting my dreams shatter
Today I choose to walk
With no chains to bind me
I leave the past behind, no more.

I traded my voice for silence
I traded my wings to follow a dream
Today the sky and the stars shout my name
Today I am the one who breaks this mold
that this society imposes

I always used to look back
Letting my dreams shatter
Today I choose to walk
With no chains to bind me
I leave the past behind, no more.

Life teaches me that to dream
keeps me on my feet and that it's not wrong

Life teaches me there's nothing wrong with dreaming

Sacred Silence is a soul ballad built on restraint, a song that finds power in what isn’t said as much as in what is sung. The arrangement leaves space wide open, every pause heavy with meaning. The female vocalist sings low and deliberate, her husky tone carrying a quiet ache, each word drawn out like it costs something to release. As the song unfolds, her voice grows more insistent, not by volume but by gravity, pulling the listener deeper into its orbit. The mood is meditative but never polished, textured with the imperfections of a live, analog performance—breath audible, silence hanging in the air like smoke. Lyrically, it’s about searching for peace in stillness, about sitting with wounds that don’t yet have answers. Sacred Silence is tender, haunting, and unflinching, a track that proves soul doesn’t always have to shout to leave its mark.

Can't Catch a Break

Jed Brown

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