Lyrics

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING LYRICS DISPLAY

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To all fans, supporters, and visitors,

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First and foremost, I want to thank each and every one of you who has supported me on this journey—whether you’ve been following my work since day one or just recently discovered it. Your encouragement, messages, and passion for the music I create mean more than I can express.

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That said, I need to address something that’s become a growing concern.

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As of today, I’ve made the decision to remove the display of full lyrics from my website and any related platforms. This change has not come lightly. Writing lyrics is not just about rhyming words to a beat—it’s about storytelling, vulnerability, and a creative process that’s deeply personal. Each line I write represents hours of thought, emotion, and effort.

Unfortunately, I've noticed a recurring pattern: my lyrics are being copied, reused, or reposted without permission or credit. In some cases, they’ve even been used in ways that strip them of context or try to pass them off as someone else’s work. While I’m grateful that my words resonate with people, it’s disheartening and unacceptable to see them treated as if they’re not protected pieces of art.

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Let me be clear—my lyrics are my intellectual property, and they are protected under copyright law. Any unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is a violation of those rights and will be taken seriously. This decision to pull them from public view is a step toward preserving the integrity of what I create, and ensuring that my words are experienced in the way they were meant to be: through the music itself.

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This doesn't mean I’ll stop sharing the meaning behind my songs or engaging with fans about the inspiration behind the work. I’ll continue to do that in ways that protect the creative process and respect the time and energy that goes into every project I release.

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I appreciate your understanding, and I hope you’ll continue to support my music by listening through official platforms, spreading the word, and respecting the art I put out. I’m just getting started, and I promise—there’s more to come.

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With respect and gratitude,
Godspeed