Crazy Blues originally done by Perry Bradford in 1918

Crazy Blues

Recorded 2023

LYRICS

Verse 1
I spent years with a hard heart, closed fists and closed doors,
Talkin’ loud but sayin’ nothin’, always wantin’ more.
I let pride be my anchor, I let anger steer my hand,
But somewhere on that broken road, I learned to understand.

Chorus
I’m not what I use to be, I’m finding a better man in me,
Learning how to love, how to bend, how to see.
We stumble, we fall, but the choice is still ours,
To rise from the dirt and reach for the stars.
No, I ain’t perfect, but I’m finally free—
I’m not what I use to be.

Verse 2
Now I sit a little longer, listen more than I speak,
I share the weight of my burdens, and the dreams that I keep.
Compassion’s like a river, it can heal a hardened soul,
Turns the coldest night into fire, makes a broken man whole.

Chorus
I’m not what I use to be, I’m finding a better man in me,
Learning how to love, how to bend, how to see.
We stumble, we fall, but the choice is still ours,
To rise from the dirt and reach for the stars.
No, I ain’t perfect, but I’m finally free—
I’m not what I use to be.

Bridge

Time can change a sinner, time can soften stone,
And the hardest lesson learned is we don’t walk alone.
Every scar tells a story, every tear makes it clear,
The man in the mirror’s someone new standing here.

Final Chorus
I’m not what I use to be, I’m finding a better man in me,
Learning how to love, how to bend, how to see.
We stumble, we fall, but the choice is still ours,
To rise from the dirt and reach for the stars.
No, I ain’t perfect, but I’m finally free—
I’m not what I use to be.

Outro (spoken or sung soft)
No, I ain’t perfect… but I’m finally free.
I’m not what I use to be.

Not What I Use to Be

Permission_To_Burn_3

Late Night Blues Vol. 1

Chains of Midnight

Sweet  Cherry Cyanide

Hell no

Twenty-two firefighters graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy's 50-day program, ready to protect communities across the state. 


(Verse 1)
From the hills of the Berkshires to the Cape's wide sand,
They came with a promise and a steady hand.
Fifty days of learning, through smoke and flame,
Now they stand together, with honor to their name.

(Chorus)
Raise your helmets high, the sirens call again,
Fifty days of fire and rain.
For every town and street, they'll face the pain,
These sons and daughters of flame.

(Verse 2)
Early in the morning, when the sky turns red,
They remember each lesson, every word that was said.
From ladders and hoses to courage untold,
They're the ones we'll turn to when the night grows cold.

(Chorus)
Raise your helmets high, the sirens call again,
Fifty days of fire and rain.
For every town and street, they'll face the pain,
These sons and daughters of flame.

(Bridge)
From Springfield's brick to Boston's bay,
They'll guard the homes where children play.
Not for fortune, not for fame,
But for duty's everlasting flame.

(Verse 3)
Now the bell is ringing, the doors swing wide,
Twenty-two hearts stand side by side.
The smoke may rise, but the light remains,
Born of fire, and bound by chains.

(Chorus)
Raise your helmets high, the sirens call again,
Fifty days of fire and rain.
For every town and street, they'll face the pain,
These sons and daughters of flame.

(Outro)
So here's to the ones who answer the call,
Who'll stand for us when the embers fall.
Massachusetts brave and true,
Tonight we sing for you.

Fifty Days of Fire and Rain

Angels in flesh

Grit, chrome, and gasoline.
“Quarter Mile Kings” is a southern street anthem forged in thunder—where blues meets country hip-hop and muscle cars rule the night.
It’s the sound of engines screaming under neon skies, brotherhood in the burnout lane, and the fire that keeps outlaws chasing freedom one race at a time.

🔥 Turn it up. Drop the clutch. Long live the kings. 🔥

1. Quarter Mile Kings

This song was created using a mix of AI lyrics and my own lyrics to create a song about red riding hood and the big bad wolf.

Red's Lament

Subway Confessions Post Brit-Pop version

Start of a change in the artistic direction of the music style genre following the end of summer, and a change in clocks in the UK, reflecting darker sounds. Other tracks in this music style to follow.

Subway [Underpass] Confessions. Two silhouettes, Paws and Pussy, trade coded glances. Council Estate and Suburban class lines blur.

Inspired by previous songs, Shades of Blue Seduction & Blacklight Confessions, and follows sequence from Room One oh One [Room 101]

Previous Music Video www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_7rhSa0c8Y

Subtle Changes to the previous version of Subway Confessions

[Chorus]

West girl, East boy, underpass pulse owns the night.
West girl, East boy, subway neon owns the night.
White Suburbs Pussy, Blue Estate Paw, King, he drums his chest.
Subway pulse, white-blue collars bling, tunnel pounds his chest.

Subway Confessions

UK-based VinciA is a Music and Fine Artist. For music videos checkout YouTube and TikTok

NEW Waterfalls James Hype x VinciA Remix

NEW Lexicon of Lexeme Album, English, French, German, Greek, Italian & Spanish

Spectrum Yellow, Pink Vegas Vibes, Green Secret Garden, Shades of Blue Seduction, White Grand Piano, Blacklight Confessions

VinciA is a prolific British songwriter and basic producer, renowned for crafting numerous tracks across various genres, predominantly within dance, electronic, house, indie, and rock music. His songwriting often features emotive lyrics, memorable melodies, and dynamic arrangements that appeal to a broad audience.

Subway Confessions

VinciA

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