All I Fear For [Version 1] - By HipHop/RevolutionaryRhythm Artist: SAINT [Matthew:Lee-Michael:Derham]

ALL I FEAR FOR


Can't sleep,

There's too many voices, can't hear myself think!

A lot of outside noise yet there's no-one outside, see?

It's another story finding it hard to believe anything on TV.

These days can be guided off track easily... If you let it.

You're the director of your life and don't you forget it.

You can do anything you can be better,

Try to motivate yourself but it's hard when you're fed up.

Attacking your rights because fear makes them right,

Your jobs on the line if you don't shut up and comply.

This is a Figure of speech "has the beast arisen"?

Socialism without Capitalism Becomes Communism. 

Is history repeating itself again, I'm asking them?

Capitalism without socialism becomes Fascism. 

It is truly tragic when, 

You look upon your neighbours and see fear in their faces,

Can't live your life your way and this now feels dangerous.

For people who don't know the law and we are living in those ages,

I fear how Fear is controls best friend,

They breach your rights and don't see the trend 

then wonder where their rights have went 

They try take mine, sometimes they don't even realise,

That's all I fear for in the End.




UK-based hip-hop artist and label CEO, Saint is giving an opportunity for audiences to experience what he has dubbed Revolutionary Rhythm. Combining the chill-step beats of his producer, PsyRo, and his own inspirational and motivational lyrics, Saint is looking to bring a fresh sound to UK hip-hop, focusing still on real issues but using his rhymes and beats to bring about positive change.


Based in Stourbridge, West Midlands, Saint (Matthew Derham) has already received the support of BBC Introducing and is looking to build on this in 2021 with the release of his first EP. Released on MusicalKillah Records, a label he is also CEO of, it features five tracks which show a hiphop artist who is able to create radio-friendly tracks whilst retaining lyrics which have real depth reflecting his own interest in subjects such as law and philosophy. 


“Words are spells" - Saint [Matthew:Derham].



IMAGINE:

You have the power to change your own reality by choosing the atmosphere you want to create in your life.
You have the power to break down boundaries between people by supporting a project focusing on creating unity, awakening into self-love,care for others, and care for the universe which we live in.
You have the power to co-create a movement of change designed to open human minds and hearts, worldwide, through music.

We know there’s a lot of darkness in the world, which has gifted us with the potential of a great awakening. Right now, we feel our calling is to send a message by creating true songs. In the midst of fear, chaos, and broken connections between people, we want to provide music with deep lyrical content captured within an original style of beats. 

Our goal is larger than creating music. This project is intended to bring insights, reflections of the human experience, and messages about our development as a global conscious society. Each beat, each word, each song, is directed to expand human consciousness and bring attention and awareness to our highest potential. 


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©    Matthew:Lee-Michael:Derham. Has asserted his moral rights as author of his work and has full copyright.

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