A song that hopefully makes you rethink purpose... What Will I Be Giving Back? Verse 1 I believed I had to fix it all Stand Strong and hold the weight To do something big with all I had To make the world a better place Even when I said it was for good The focus was always on me Now I’m wondering if I ever asked— Who Am I really meant to be Chorus He gave me light, gave me breath Not just for work, but soul and depth Not to bury, not to waste But to grow with love and grace And when I’ve run my final track— What will I be giving back? Verse 2 I’ve been proud, boisterous and loud I’ve been wrong, and let it slide I’ve chased for things that failed to fill And often put others on the side I said the right things, played the part While hiding pieces of my heart Now I’m asking with clearer eyes— Did I let my soul come alive? Chorus He gave me light, gave me breath Not just for work, but soul and depth Not to bury, not to waste But to grow with love and grace And when I’ve run my final track— What will I be giving back? Verse 3 I’ve wrestled with meaning, questioned the plan Tried to make sense with the mind of man Maybe it’s not answers we’re here to find Maybe it’s soul we’re meant to refine Now I feel it deep in my chest This life ia a forge, not merely a test And when it’s time to leave this place I’m to offer a soul shaped by grace Final Chorus He gave me light, gave me breath Not just for skills, but soul and depth Not to build a name for show But to let my soul ignite and grow And when I stand at the edge at last— Maybe that’s what I’ll be giving back Outro I’ll give back a soul lived full and true, Rooted in light, and refined by truth. Not just survived, but that learned to grow— Ready to shine where eternity flows.

Not Who I Am... Anymore Written by David W Litwin, 2025 Verse 1 Weekends burned with a dive bar glow, Same old faces, same old show. We took what we wanted, burned what we lost, Never looked back or counted the cost. We’d stay wild, forever free, At least that’s what I used to believe. Chorus But that’s not who I am anymore, I don’t chase the highs like I did before. I need something real and pure, Something with meaning, something sure I’m not running, just moving on, ‘Cause staying here would feel so wrong. Verse 2 Same bar, same old scene, Faces trapped in the same routine. I tried to tell you there’s more to see, But you laughed and said, “If Ain’t broke, why leave.” But I can’t stay and play pretend, When I know this road will never end. Chorus That’s not who I am anymore, I don’t chase the highs like I did before. I need something real and pure, Something with meaning, something sure I’m not running, just moving on, Cause staying here would feel so wrong. Bridge If you ever awake see past the highs, I’ll be waiting under open sky. I hope one day you’ll understand, But for now, my heart must let go of your hand. Final Chorus Cause that’s not who I am anymore, I’m not scared of what’s in store. I need something real, something pure, Something with meaning, something sure I’m not running, just moving on, The weight is gone, my hope is strong.

Tall Glass of Water Written 2025 David W Litwin Check out so much more at https://flair-airadio.com Verse 1 He’s at the bar every Friday night, Looking for miss right now not miss right. Flashing plastic smiles like a movie star, Ready with the car keys if he gets that far Chorus 1 You think you’ve got the perfect game, But baby, you’re playing yourself in vain. Your lines don’t land, you'll never get me You may be a tall glass of water, But I ain’t that thirsty. Verse 2 His hollow charm thinks does the trick, But honey, I’ve seen through that act real quick. He says, “What’s a girl like you doin’ alone?” I laugh and tell him, "Pretty Boy, Keep walkin’ home.” Chorus 2 You think you’ve got the perfect game, But baby, you’re playing yourself in vain. Your lines don’t land, you'll never get me You may be a tall glass of water, But I ain’t that thirsty. Bridge Listen up, boys, take this to heart, A woman’s strength is the truest art. We’re not here for your games and lines A woman's soul is meant to shine Outro So take your shine and walk on out, There’s better ways to win a heart, no doubt. Your lines don’t land, you'll never get me You may be a tall glass of water, But we ain’t that thirsty.

TO CARRY YOU David W Litwin, December 2024 Verse 1 I’ve walked through fire, charged through rain, Carried burdens, known the pain. Every scar, made me whole, Now I’m steady, ready to hold. Chorus I’m built to carry you, Through the flood, we'll make it through. When the road breaks, I’ll hold the line, When light fades, I’ll help you shine. Every stone I’ve laid, every trial made through, Built me up to carry you. Verse 2 Step by step, we’ll climb that hill, Through every trial, I’ll be here still. When the world feels too heavy to fight, Lean on me, my weight is light. Chorus I’m built to carry you, Through the flood, we'll both stay true. When the road breaks, I’ll hold the line, When the light fades, I’ll help you shine. Every stone I’ve laid, every trial brought through, Built me up to carry you. Bridge The scars and cracks just let love through, I’m strong enough to carry you. Chorus I’m built to carry you, Through the flood, through the blue. When the road breaks, I’ll hold the line, When the light fades, I’ll help you shine. Every stone I’ve laid, every trial walked through, Built me up to carry you. Outro When you can’t stand, when the storms blow through, Know I’m built to carry you.

He Called Me "Ma'am" 2024, David W Litwin Verse 1 Sweats on, ponytail, grabbing some bread, The day’s worth of trouble still stuck in my head. Juggling milk and some bagels plain, Feeling unseen in the express lane Then the frat-brat at the counter Without much of a glance, said “Have a nice day, ma’am,” and changed all my plans Verse 2 I bought heels so high, I could barely stand, A dress so tight, it should’ve been banned. Painted my lips in firetruck red, Turned that parking lot into my red carpet spread. Chorus Eyes so fierce, pinned up hair I owned the aisles, they knew I was there. Every head turned, I owned the whole damn land, All because he called me “ma’am.” Verse 3 Back at the counter, he couldn’t believe, That this dolled-up lady was really me. He stuttered, stammered, asked me out cold, I just smiled and said, “Honey, I’m too old.” You’re not man enough yet, to handle all this. So so long little boy, and blew him a kiss. Chorus I don’t need the dress, don’t need the shoes, But it’s fun to remind the world I still choose. Confidence is key, I now understand, It started the day he called me “ma’am.” Bridge Here’s to the queens in their everyday best, Who slay the world in mommy jeans and a mess. Remember, you’re fire, be all that you can, But it’s fun to glow... when they call you “ma’am.” Chorus You don’t need the dress, don’t need the shoes, But it’s fun to remind the world you still choose. Confidence is key, we now understand, We own our power, if they call us “ma’am.”

Her Echo is All That's Left (written 2024 David W Litwin) Verse 1 We used to laugh in the kitchen light, Bare feet dancin’ on those quiet nights. Her voice sang through these halls, But silence replaced her siren's call. I hear her in the wind sometimes, A whisper caught in a love song rhyme Chorus Her echo is all that’s left, Like a song that lingers on my breath. Now She’s gone, The ghost in every song. Her words, her touch An empty pillow where she slept Her echo is all that’s left. Verse 2 Coffee’s cold where her cup once sat, Her chair still rocks I’m okay with that. The floor now creaks when I’m alone, Like her shadow calls this place home. Time moves on, while I fight to find, Her memory alive in my mind. Chorus Her echo is all that’s left, Like a song that lingers on my breath. Now She’s gone, The ghost in every song. Her words, her touch An empty pillow where she slept Her echo is all that’s left. Bridge I could paint this house, burn the past away, But I’d miss her ghost more than I’d say. Sometimes the pain is all I’ve got, ‘Cause what’s worse than love that’s forgot? Chorus Her echo is all that’s left, Like a song that lingers on my breath. Now She’s gone, The ghost in every song. Her words, her touch An empty pillow where she slept Her echo is all that’s left.

Blood Red Hands (2024, David W Litwin) for so much more visit https://flair-airadio.com Verse 1 EMT, Bobby’s first night out, Barely knew what life’s about. That night would change his life. 4 a.m., traffic call, Glass and chaos covered all. He walked up to her car that night. Her blood-red hands couldn’t hide, The metal that had pierced her side. He rushed in and said, “You’ll be all right.” She looked at him with peaceful eyes, Said, “I’m about to leave this life. Pre Chorus Please tell my family that I love them. We’ll be together when… I’ll be waiting at the gate.” Then she looked at him and said, “Are you certain you’ll see me again?” Chorus She passed with a breath, The brightest smile upon her face. It was a sight he’d never forget, And a question he just couldn’t shake. He found himself staring at his life, Wishing he’d been like the woman that night— With eyes of peace, And blood-red hands. Verse 2 He thought about the man he’d heard of in Sunday School, But the world told him, “That’s for fools. There’s better things to do with your time.” They said, “You’re stronger; you don’t need that crutch.” But now none of that mattered much, ‘Cause that woman had something He’d never found. Pre Chorus Then he remembered that Good Old Book, The one his grandma gave—a second look. He turned the page and read again, Of a man with blood-red hands. Verse 3 His blood-red hands couldn’t hide, The sword that pierced his side. But He looked out at the angry crowd, While they mocked and jeered, hateful and loud. And said, “Father, forgive them, For they know not what they do. Tell this world that I love them, And I’ll be waiting for them with you. Final Chorus He passed with a breath, The brightest smile upon his face. It was a sight the world could never forget, And a love Bobby couldn’t shake. He found himself staring at his life, And kneeling down, he prayed that night— To the man of peace,

Just a Businessman at the bar Another meeting he’d, traveled far Not thinking about his wife A scented napkin in his hand Said I’m in Room 303 Just remember to knock twice He ordered one last shot for courage When a man sat to his right Raised his glass And said, “I’m a lucky man tonight.” You see, my wife just called We’re having another boy That’ll make three kids now. Don’t they fill you with such joy? It’s hard to be on trips like this But I do the best I can I’m blessed to have a family Are you also a lucky man? The words stung like serpent venom He wanted to say, of course! But the napkin in his hand Nearly told a different course The man asked if he had kids He mumbled “two” with shaking hands The man leaned in, said "let me tell you friend, “You’ve got a chance to take a stand. I’ve had my share of moments, I could’ve gone astray. But I’d never trade what I’ve got now For some fleeting getaway. It’s not about being perfect, It’s about being the man you can. So let me ask you one more time— Are you a lucky man?” He thought about his wife and kids Saw their happy eyes lose spark Felt their pain that would last for years For his one night in the dark He tore up the napkin Resolute and strong He turned to thank that man But he looked over, he was gone Maybe it was an angel, He never could really tell But that night, he walked away From a choice that could’ve derailed. He went home to his wife and kids, Found strength to make a stand. And every day, he reminds himself— Yeah, I’m a lucky man. I'm a lucky man. Are you a lucky man?

Lyrics: Verse 1 A petal wrapped in porcelain, with brittle heart and paper skin, Hidden in a darkened room. You held me close, I felt so strong, maybe brave all along, Or so I thought, you made me bright, blooming wild in your light. Chorus Roses and rust, what we were turned to dust, The beauty’s gone to steel and stone, Crumbled in the lies you sown. Roses and rust, ashes and stain, Petals couldn’t bear the pain. Verse 2 I left my walls, grew for you, petals on the avenues, How could our love turn so wrong? I thought your hands would hold me tight, keep me safe on sleepless nights, But iron stains when touched by rain And love can rot the same. Chorus Roses and rust, what we were turned to dust, The beauty’s gone, left cold and rough. Melting hearts turned to steel and stone, Fractured by the lies you sown. Roses and rust, ashes and stain, Petals couldn’t bear the pain. Bridge I saw you with another rose, fragile laughs in borrowed clothes, My petals fell, my colors bled, in shades of sorrow, burnt to red, And what was bold turned brittle fast, love turned relics of the past. Chorus Roses and rust, what we were turned to dust, The beauty’s gone to steel and stone, Crumbled in the lies you sown. Roses and rust, ashes and stain, Petals couldn’t bear the pain.

Shiny Lyrics: Verse 1 I’ve seen love fade, watched colors drain, Happy tones turn from gold to stain. But you’re like the sunlight breaking through, Everything’s bright when I’m with you. Chorus You make life shiny, full of light, Polished days and glowing nights. But promise me you’ll keep us free, Free from tarnish, don’t deceive. You make life shiny just don’t blind me. Verse 2 I’ve danced in the shimmer, loved in haze, But things that glisten tend to fade. Still, here you are, so radiant, I want to trust, but hesitant. Chorus You make life shiny, full of light, Polished days and glowing nights. But promise me your love will be, Free from tarnish, don’t deceive. You make life shiny just don’t blind me. Verse 3 You’ve said this time, it’s meant to last, Won’t burst into pieces like fragile glass. If I give you all I’ve held inside, I let it out there’s no place to hide. Chorus You make life shiny, full of light, Polished days and glowing nights. But promise me you’ll us be, Free from tarnish, don’t deceive. You make life shiny just don’t blind me. Just don’t blind me.

Story of a wild young woman who changes as life causes remolding, and the one that couldn't embrace the new woman she was forced to become. Lyrics: [verse 1] Carefree and untamed I first caught your eye The wild child who just wanted to fly You did all you could to pin me down And as love swept in, I came around Time heals wounds, but changes our stories As life and family brought on new worries [chorus] We started off strong Little tied us down I loved that life too Til’ I had to come around I took on alone Life’s responsibilities And found you loved what used to be More than me [verse 2] As you climbed the ladder I took care of the rest The bills, the house, the kids, I tried to do my best I had to change from the girl I’d been To mother they needed, what you hadn’t seen You needed to know me, as I started to change Embrace this new woman, who felt trapped in a cage [chorus] We started off strong Little tied us down I loved that life too Til’ I had to come around I took on alone Life’s responsibilities And found you loved what used to be More than me [verse 3] The kids grew up quick But you weren’t around I took them to recitals, while you ran around town I needed a partner who understood the new me Who sometimes wanted to fly, wanted to be free Time heals wounds, but shifts our direction While the woman I became still longed for affection [guitar solo] [bridge] You still want something that you helped disappear So I hope that this letter makes everything clear [chorus] We started off strong Little tied us down I loved that life too Til’ I had to come around I took on alone Life’s responsibilities And found you loved what used to be More than me