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A song about the thoughts of a woman grappling with whether or not her desires match her reality.

This song is about my addiction, and how I know what to do and have tried many times to do the right things but just don't stick with it by repeating the same thing over and over nothing changes. As they say nothing changes nothing changes. So I have to get real you get to the basics, thank God I've been doing this for 2 years now. But when I first put down the drugs I had to get to a meeting be open-minded let let God in and let him help me. I've been doing this for 2 years. I was out there for two years, after 7 and 1/2 years of sobriety. Today I'm happy, and at peace. I don't live in the past. That's what this song is about. I don't have a disease, I have a Dis-Ease. A lack of ease with me and who I am.

A rap song, immersed with Hip-Hop Flavor

This song is about getting your heart broken. It's about a woman who you know he's going to break up with you and found another man. You were really not expecting anything like this, and your heart is broken by it. But you're sure that she's not really making the right decision, and even she knows it deep down that she isn't. Sometimes women leave them in for all the wrong reasons, and later want to come back. And sometimes there's no going back. This song represents one of those times.

Well this is another tune about my addiction and basically a lot like the others just different words you know that I know I have to do something about my problem and if I don't I could die I don't think anyone who hasn't been through it really knows what it's like, although they do have friends and family or you know someone that they know that is going or going through it. We all can have some empathy, and some compassion, for anyone that's in the throes of addiction. My Hope is that someday the world will recognize mental illness and how that precludes the addiction and be more cognizant, patient, and understanding of mental illness. It's too much prejudice against people with mental illness today. Now I'm not excusing anyone who commits crimes such as murder and things like that, and blame it on their mental addiction or mental illness. They are merely reasons but they're not excuses that can be excused. This song is also about being humble and giving back once you get sober. Someone like me who's been trying to get sober and stays over since I was 29, and I'll say it again I'll be 62 in March of 2022, my problem is never being humble enough to recognize that I too can be blind to my addiction and my mental illness. Being humble, and then reaching out to help others, will help me carry on with a much more peaceful life.