An R&B/Soul-Gospel journey through pain, purpose, and peace. 💔➡️✨
Each track tells the story of endurance — from breaking to healing, from silence to song, from the first wound to the final breath. Every lyric, every harmony, every whisper is a testimony that pain can become power and faith can be found in the fire. 🔥

This album blends smooth R&B grooves, heartfelt soul, and the spirit of modern gospel into one emotional tapestry of redemption and resilience. 🙏
It’s not just music — it’s the sound of a man who walked through the storm, stood in the fire, and still found peace in the pain. 🌧️➡️☀️

🎧 The Last Amen — for everyone who’s been broken, rebuilt, and reborn.

03 - Pain’s the Best Motivator

Where the Sea Forgets is a 12-song journey into a forgotten coastal town, a quiet landscape of salt-stained piers, rusted swing sets, and the ghosts of half-remembered summers.

The Ghost in the Cassette

This song speaks to anyone who has ever watched someone they love begin to slip away. It’s the quiet pain of holding on while knowing you will soon have to let go. The story captures the thoughts, the memories, and the helplessness that come when you cannot stop time. Each line mirrors the feelings we all face — sadness, confusion, love, and reluctant acceptance. The music builds slowly, moving from soft piano reflection to emotional gospel soul. It’s not just a song about loss, it’s about love that refuses to fade. It reminds us that grief is not weakness, it’s proof of deep connection. The voice aches with truth, the instrumentation gently cradles every word. Whether you have lived it or watched someone else live it, the emotions in this song are universal. We all know the moment when love and goodbye meet, and this song simply says — we understand.

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Lyrics
I Have to Let You Go

I am sitting here thinking of You
Sitting here feeling so blue (memories)
Sitting here thinking about how we once were
Not knowing how I am going to ignite you once more (oh yeah)

Time keeps ticking by, and things are going backwards
My days are rolling by, and I cannot live without you (oh no)
Each day I wake in hope I will find what we once had
But no, there it goes, another day passes (how do I pull you out)

Time is moving my head is spinning (around and around and around)
You’ve lost your way, I keep throwing you a life line
You watch it land beside you and let it go by
You know I want what you once was (I do, can’t let go)
Please here comes that line again, take hold and we live again (ah hah ah hah ah hah)

Todays been really hard, I thought I saw you smile (was not sure)
Then, you nearly uttered a kind word (I said, what did you say)
No, you were gone again, oh baby come back (I want you bad)
When you love someone like you, so hard to let go (it is)

Time is moving my head is spinning (around and around and around)
You’ve lost your way, I keep throwing you a life line
You watch it land beside you and let it go by
You know I want what you once was (I do, can’t let go)
Please here comes that line again, take hold and we live again (ah hah ah hah ah hah)

I know I am only dreaming, you’re not the same no more
Your lost in some distant world, no one understands
But, if I could I would bring you back, lock that door to St Peters (I would)
I have to let you go, but I don’t want to, but we will meet again (ah hah ah hah ah hah)

Keywords
emotional connection, holding on, quiet pain, letting go, memories and helplessness, cannot stop time, sadness confusion love, reluctant acceptance, soft piano reflection, gospel soul, song about loss, love that refuses, grief is not weakness, deep connection, voice aches with truth

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Don't Wait For The Hearse

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