Raissa

“Yeah, we used to talk like best friends
I remember that I guess I don’t know what happened to us
Now you got me questionin’ what trust is
You told me you would be there for me
Yeah, but you ain’t really mean it did ya
Now you wanna jump ship
Leave me here alone
Well, I’m used to it
Everybody else did
Who you havin’ fun with
Don’t tell me I don't wanna know every time I ask I just feel sick
You're the one that jumped in
Told me you had some feelins
Now you tryin’ to tell me that is not true
I ain’t gotta clue
Who I’m lookin’ at right now, but I know the person that I’m lookin’ at is not you
Yeah
They say that you are who you hang with
Maybe that’s the reason you been changin’
Maybe that’s the reason why I’m feelin’ like you’re dangerous
And every time we talk it’s like I’m talkin’ to a stranger”
― Nathan Feuerstein (NF)

“You see the same God that you saying might not even exist
Becomes real to us, but only when we dying in bed
When ya healthy it's like, we don't really care for Him then
Leave me alone God, I'll call you when I need you again
Which is funny, everyone will sleep in the pews
Then blame God for our problems like He sleeping on you
We turn our backs on Him, what do you expect Him to do?
It's hard to answer prayers when nobody's praying to you”
― Nathan Feuerstein (NF)

“The first few hours of sailing felt like coming home. I stood behind the Ceffyl’s familiar wheel with the sun on my skin and the wind in my hair. With a near full crew at my side, I was invincible, holding my destiny in my hands, my fate etched into the smooth oak handles.”
― Lina C. Amarego, Daughter of the Deep

“I was wicked and rotten, but I was born of this sea. I would not die in it. I would not sacrifice any more of my family to it. It was mine to command now.”
― Lina C. Amarego, Daughter of the Deep