Something new to listen to:
“Faith Today” is my attempt to take an unsparing look at a world where people don’t just accept control, they choose it. I stripped everything back on this one, both musically and vocally, because it didn’t need polish—it needed perspective. There are no heroes here, no simple answers, just the quiet ways we build our own cages in the name safety. This song sits in that tension between belonging and freedom, and what it costs to hold onto either. I’m not trying to resolve it—I’m just asking the question I can’t seem to shake: who are we supposed to be?

LYRICS:
[Verse 1]
Every smile seems so rehearsed
Every sleeve hides a chain
Everyone swears they’re hurting
But they’re all just trading in pain
Little screens, little badges
Little keys to the little cages
Say they all hate the script they’re reading
But still they’re begging for the pages
[Chorus]
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
All of em’ either captured or looking to be
Tie their own ropes, call it security
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
And I’m not sure who I’m allowed to be
[Verse 2]
Watched my brothers fold their anger
Into something they could sell
Watched my sisters dim their light
Until it only lit the cell
Every rebel drinks the koolaid
If it comes in a pretty glass
Raise a toast to being “chosen”
While knives slide into their back
[Chorus]
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
All of em’ either captured or looking to be
Sign their own names on the guarantee
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
Still not sure who I’m allowed to be
[Bridge]
Did I miss the moment where I gave in?
How’d I learn to love a leash?
If I stand alone, is that freedom
from a world that’s out of reach?
[Chorus]
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
All of em’ either captured or looking to be
Build their own walls and call it sanctuary
I’m losing faith in everyone around me
Maybe we’ll never know who I was supposed to be
Maybe I’ll never know who I was supposed to be
Who are we supposed to be?
Who are we supposed to be?
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