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One of the Broken Top Current Music Releases All the Lyrics Written By Mr.E.
"Graveyard for the Living", performed by Emiliano, is a haunting journey through the ruins of broken dreams and forgotten futures. This dark, poetic piece captures the silent battles we fight beneath the surface — the pain we deny, the dreams we abandon, and the numbness of simply surviving. Here is the link to the poem this song was created from. The Poem came first. https://allpoetry.com/poem/18579231-G... If you’ve ever felt like you’re fading while still alive... this song will echo in your soul.
“Borderlines” by Emiliano From the upcoming album American Bruise This is a song about the edges that divide us — love and loss, truth and denial, nations and hearts. Emiliano’s voice carries the ache of separation and the fire of hope, blurring the line between emotional rock and cinematic storytelling. 🎧 Stream it everywhere: [Add your streaming link] 🎥 Watch more on the official One of the Broken channel: / @oneofthebroken 🎤 Artist: Emiliano ✍️ Written by Edward R. Jones 🎛️ Produced by One of the Broken 🎚️ Mixed & Mastered by Little Lemon
"When, Where, How & Why" is a song about questions that haunt us — the ones we scream in silence and the ones that never get answered. Written by Edward R. Jones (Mr.E / One of the Broken), this track is a raw cry for clarity in a world built on confusion, betrayal, and broken promises. This isn’t just a song — it’s a reckoning. It’s the moment you look in the mirror and demand answers. The moment your soul whispers: “Why me?” 💔 When did it fall apart? 🌫️ Where did I lose myself? 🌀 How do I keep going? ❓ Why was I never enough? Let the echoes carry you through the storm. Subscribe and follow for more: / @oneofthebroken
"Means, I Love You" is an upbeat, romantic Latin-inspired love song filled with passion and rhythm. Sung in Spanish with English meaning woven into the lyrics, this track blends heartfelt emotion with vibrant flamenco guitars and energetic percussion. Featuring two flamenco guitar solos and phrases like “Te amo”, “Eres hermosa”, and “Siempre estaré ahí”, this song celebrates the timeless power of love across languages and borders. Let this feel-good anthem move your feet—and your heart. 🎸 Flamenco Guitar 💃 Latin Rhythm ❤️ Bilingual Romance "Means, I Love You"
“Creeper in the Rearview” is a slow-burn reflection on the past that refuses to stay behind you. With Emiliano’s restrained emotion and atmospheric pull, the song explores how old wounds, regrets, and learned fears linger just out of sight—close enough to feel, far enough to deny. It’s not about being chased—it’s about realizing you never fully escaped. “Creeper in the Rearview” lives in that uneasy moment when forward motion continues, but the reflection keeps staring back, asking whether you’re driving toward freedom… or just running on familiar roads.
“Gringo Skin” is an examination of identity worn and misread—the weight of perception pressed onto the surface. With stark imagery and restrained intensity, the song explores how labels harden into armor, how assumptions cut deeper than intent, and how history clings to the body whether it’s chosen or not. It’s not about blame—it’s about exposure. “Gringo Skin” lives in the tension between who you are and who the world insists you must be, asking what remains when the surface is stripped of expectation.
“Sinner’s Serenade” is a poetic confession wrapped in smoke and velvet. Written by Edward R. Jones (Mr.E), this haunting ballad explores the beauty of brokenness — a song for those who sing beneath stained glass skies and love with scarred hands. With its slow-burning blues, surreal imagery, and spiritual ache, the track echoes like a prayer whispered after midnight. This is the soundtrack of remorse, temptation, and longing. The music video immerses you in a symbolic dreamscape — where candle wax drips from praying hands, angels weep golden tears, and roses burn in reverse. Every image bleeds with sensual guilt and sacred ruin. From the heart of One of the Broken, this is a sinner’s lullaby for the soul.
"She’s the dream you’ll never shake…" 🎙️ Performed by Emiliano, Dream Maker, Dream Taker is a haunting pop-rock ballad that blends seductive storytelling with smoky guitar and emotional vocals. With a sound that channels the raw vulnerability of Chris Isaak, the smooth soul of John Mayer, and the dramatic flair of Richard Marx, Emiliano delivers a performance that stays with you long after the final chord. This song tells the story of a woman who gives just enough to ignite your soul—then disappears like a ghost. It’s cinematic. It’s personal. It’s unforgettable. If you love heart-wrenching ballads, retro guitar vibes, and vocals soaked in feeling, this is your next obsession.
“It is what it is... until it isn’t.” This powerful breakup anthem by Emiliano dives deep into the emotional shift from heartbreak to personal awakening. ✨ Soulful. Honest. Unapologetic. 🎤 Emiliano’s haunting voice cuts through the noise and speaks to anyone who's ever said "enough." 💔 For those who gave their all — and got nothing back. 💪 For those who are ready to walk away stronger.
“I’m One of the Broken” is a raw, haunting confession from Mr.E—co-founder of One of the Broken. This song tells the unflinching story of a man shaped by childhood trauma, maternal betrayal, and a lifetime of darkness. At 63 years old, he sings not to glorify pain, but to expose it—to connect with every soul who’s ever carried guilt, shame, and sorrow like family. With gothic cinematic instrumentals and a deep, broken vocal delivery, this track is more than a song—it’s a reckoning. It’s for the ones still breathing through what should’ve killed them. If you've ever felt haunted by your past or feared becoming what hurt you… this is for you.
“Hand of Calm” is a moment of stillness offered in the middle of chaos—a quiet counterweight to a world that never stops shaking. With Emiliano’s gentle delivery and emotional restraint, the song explores what it means to be steadied rather than saved: a presence that doesn’t fix the pain, but makes it bearable. It’s not about escape—it’s about connection. “Hand of Calm” rests in that fragile space where trust is extended, breathing slows, and healing begins not with answers, but with someone staying.
“Concrete Eden” is a portrait of paradise poured in gray—where hope tries to grow through cracks never meant for it. With stark contrast and quiet urgency, the song explores the illusion of arrival in places built to contain rather than nurture: dreams boxed into routines, nature replaced with order, and freedom landscaped into something manageable. It’s not about exile—it’s about adaptation. “Concrete Eden” lives where survival passes for salvation, and beauty persists not because the ground is fertile, but because it refuses to stop reaching.
"Velvet Chains" is a dark and poetic reflection on the illusions of freedom, the beauty of restraint, and the seductive power of what holds us back. Written by Edward R. Jones (Mr.E / One of the Broken), this haunting track wraps emotional depth in rich, symbolic imagery — exploring love, loss, and longing through the metaphor of velvet restraints that feel too good to leave. The song weaves together gothic romance, emotional entrapment, and lyrical elegance in a way that only One of the Broken can. 🖤 This is pain wrapped in silk. 🖤 This is beauty bound by bruises. 🖤 This is Velvet Chains.
"I Wanna Cry" – Written by Mr.E | Sung by Emiliano "I wanna cry… and behind my tears, I hear: I wanna die." This is not just a lyric—it’s a confession. “I Wanna Cry” is a raw, soul-deep ballad for those who've lived through more pain than they ever deserved. Sung with haunting vulnerability by Emiliano, and written from real experience by Mr.E, this song speaks for the silent sufferers—the ones who smile through their scars. It’s about the weight of emotional trauma, surviving a broken childhood, and trying to keep breathing when your soul is tired. If you’ve ever asked for help and heard nothing back, this is for you. 🎤 Vocalist: Emiliano 🖋️ Lyrics: Mr.E 🎵 Genre: Dark acoustic ballad / confessional music 💔 For fans of: Raw emotion, vulnerability, haunting lyrics, truth
This is the truth we’ve been hiding. “Who Said Men Don’t Cry” is more than a song — it’s a confession. A cry for help. A voice for every man who’s been told to stay silent while breaking inside. This is for the fathers, the sons, the broken, and the survivors. If you’ve ever buried your pain behind a smile... this song is yours.
"American Bruise" is a battle cry wrapped in poetry — a blistering anthem about the scars we wear from a country that promises freedom, but often delivers injustice. Written by Edward R. Jones (Mr.E / One of the Broken), this track shouts from the edge of identity, betrayal, and belonging. It’s for every brown hand that built the dream but was cut from the scene. For every voice told to whisper in a land that screams "freedom." For those who bleed red, white, and used.
“Ritual of Ruin” is a descent into repetition—the slow, deliberate ways destruction becomes habit. With dark momentum and a sense of inevitability, the song explores how pain is rehearsed, mistakes are sanctified, and self-sabotage disguises itself as tradition. It’s not about a single fall—it’s about the ceremony that leads there every time. “Ritual of Ruin” lives where intention gives way to impulse, and the line between choice and compulsion disappears.
“Mi Sangre No Miente” is a declaration of inherited truth—the kind written into the body long before words are learned. With emotional gravity and cultural resonance, the song explores lineage, memory, and the unspoken weight carried through generations: instincts that surface in moments of pressure, pain remembered without being taught, strength that arrives uninvited when it’s needed most. It’s not about pride—it’s about inevitability. “Mi Sangre No Miente” lives in the space where identity is revealed not by choice, but by blood, and where truth speaks even when the mouth stays closed.