A Song For King’s. The Ones That Earned Their Life Medals. And Carry Their Heavy Crown’s Head High. With Their Eye On The Prize. God First. And Savagely Hungry. Let’s Move!! One Foot In Front Of The Other… This For You Zo Zo. Lo Lo Head High Prince. You A King!! Thanks For Listening World. From One Distrokid To Another. Enjoy. Turn It Up For The Best Listening Experience. Take Care. God Bless!!!!!!! more

Two For Tuesday! Song two! This off the On The Mend Album, Under The Blackened Sun. This is a pretty good depiction of a typical night in nightmare/Terror land that I call my "sleep." Wrote this song years ago and finally put it together about 2 years ago. Many of my songs are about night terrors, and those of you that have them can certainly understand. Makes for good metal and rock music though. My wife often asks me, what would you write about if you just slept (or if your mother was normal) haha! Answer, I don't know! Love maybe. :) Enjoy and let let me know what you think! Thanks! more

"Clemency" explore themes of self-reflection, pain, and the internal struggles faced by the narrator. The shattered rearview mirror becomes a metaphor for the fragmented self, and the lyrics touch upon the desire to escape one's history and the lies told for that purpose. The song expresses a reluctance to confront certain truths, a hunger for unfulfilled dreams, and a weariness of the internal battles. The lines also hint at a sense of self-imprisonment and the creation of masks to hide the pain. Towards the end, the lyrics reject mercy for the weak and emphasize the narrator's determination to control their own destiny, with a strong final line rejecting sentimental memories. Overall, "Clemency" captures a complex emotional journey marked by struggle, defiance, and a quest for self-empowerment.more