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Set List 19 — Della of Troy
Total Points: 5
Strategic Arc: Entry point. Flowers, beaches, romance, devotion. The honeypot.
Trigger Warning: Mild romantic themes, emotional vulnerability, relationship dynamics. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pretty Gold Bracelet | G | what I give priceless | |
| 2 | Still Walking the Earth | G | closest ever to heaven | |
| 3 | In the Shape of an Angel | G | awwww for kristin | |
| 4 | Big Shoes | G | believe in us always | |
| 5 | Forever | G | we were meant be | |
| 6 | Open and Closed | G | live to adore you | |
| 7 | Ten Feet Tall | G | voice leads you home | |
| 8 | Bird On a String | G | his most prized possession | |
| 9 | Unwritten and Unsaid | PG | straightens out the maze | |
| 10 | Glass House | PG-13 | reap what you sow | |
| 11 | Forget Me Knot | PG | haunting memories first wife | |
| 12 | After the Fact | PG | left never came back |
Collection Summary: A sentimental, emotionally rich collection exploring love in all its forms — from the first spark of devotion to the lingering ache of memory. These songs celebrate vulnerability, partnership, and the courage it takes to love fully.
Artist Comparison: Cat Stevens, Counting Crows, Ben Folds
Key Themes: Romantic devotion, vulnerability, memory, partnership, loss
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Set List 14 — 6,000 km to Denmark
Total Points: 11
Strategic Arc: Healing, spirituality, hope. Warm and accessible.
Trigger Warning: Emotional vulnerability, healing themes, spiritual exploration. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tears of Trust | PG | kindred spirits like minds | |
| 2 | Paper Thin | PG | building walls hiding mirrors | |
| 3 | Cutie Pie | PG | breath became my air | |
| 4 | Aum... What She Said... Um | PG | consciousness like river streaming | |
| 5 | Night Light | PG | cry tears of joy | |
| 6 | Synergy | PG | energy lives inside beings | |
| 7 | Making a Killing | PG | charging quarter per hug | |
| 8 | Monuments | PG | shrine to shared moments | |
| 9 | My Garden | G | watch your future grow | |
| 10 | Happy Place | G | melody repeated when needed | |
| 11 | Let It Ride | PG | pushing pulling and retreating | |
| 12 | Riding a Wave | PG | sailing away finding myself | |
| 13 | Only Shared With You | PG | truth within a song |
Collection Summary: A warm, hopeful entry point exploring healing, spirituality, and the transformative power of connection. These songs invite listeners into a space of calm reflection and quiet optimism.
Artist Comparison: Ben Harper, Jason Mraz, Paul Simon
Key Themes: Healing, spirituality, hope, connection, mindfulness
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Song List 5 — Love Without a Doubt
Total Points: 12
Strategic Arc: Pure romance. Hopeful, longing, devoted. Trust-builder.
Trigger Warning: Romantic longing, emotional vulnerability, idealization of love, fear of rejection, quiet desperation. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Night Out | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Ego's solo night begins |
| 2 | Worth the Wait | PG | Justin Justice | Love arrived finally patiently |
| 3 | In the Pouring Rain | PG | Justin Justice | Heart drenched, still yours |
| 4 | Tonight's Moonlight | PG | Tyler Thompson | Magic eyes lift soul |
| 5 | Fresco | PG | Justin Justice | Sketching love through art |
| 6 | See This Thru | PG | Justin Justice | Longing held, heart waits |
| 7 | It Could Be You | PG | Sandy | Desire meets perfect match |
| 8 | Dreamland | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Escape into shared fantasy |
| 9 | Warm Shoulder | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Comfort offered, fears calmed |
| 10 | Still Thinking of You Tonight | PG | Constant thought, silent yearning | |
| 11 | What We Share | PG | Justin Justice | Memories kept, hearts tethered |
| 12 | Here I Am | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Present, open, love ready |
Collection Summary: A dreamy, romantic set about the ache of waiting for love and the joy of finding it. These songs capture the vulnerability of opening your heart, the hope that keeps you searching, and the quiet beauty of connection when it finally arrives.
Artist Comparison: Ed Sheeran, The Script, Coldplay
Key Themes: Devotion, longing, romantic idealism, hope, vulnerability
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Song List 8 — A Knight for a Lady
Total Points: 16
Strategic Arc: Devotion, purpose, inspiration. Romantic idealism.
Trigger Warning: Romantic devotion, artistic obsession, vulnerability. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stars | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Guiding light through darkness |
| 2 | Hall of Fame | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Recognition of enduring greatness |
| 3 | Ripples | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Small actions big consequences |
| 4 | Stranger Then Fiction | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | My best case scenario |
| 5 | First Class | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Nobility can suck it |
| 6 | Next in Line | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Patience meets devotion's reward |
| 7 | Gypsy Mamma | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Life changed by chance |
| 8 | Michelangelo and Marble | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Teacher, student, marble, chisel |
| 9 | All in Good Time | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Healing like Heinz fifty-seven |
| 10 | Beauties and Beasts | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Love bridges opposites beautifully |
| 11 | Sunlight | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Overcoming your evil twin |
| 12 | What I'll Do | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Selfless devotion guiding choices |
Collection Summary: A lyrical tribute to artistic devotion and the muse who inspires greatness. These songs explore the relationship between creator and inspiration, the patience of waiting, and the beauty of becoming.
Artist Comparison: U2, Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen
Key Themes: Artistry, devotion, transformation, patience, muse
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Song List 9 — Between Us and Love
Total Points: 17
Strategic Arc: Spiritual, meditative, hopeful. Deeper than romance.
Trigger Warning: Spiritual exploration, emotional vulnerability, longing. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fourth Chakra | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Heart guides all paths |
| 2 | Color of Love | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Love seen through feelings |
| 3 | Prayer for Life's Meaning | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Seeking truth in faith |
| 4 | Flow | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Words moving like river |
| 5 | Thunderstorms | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Small pain sparks hope |
| 6 | Sure Shore | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Finding freedom in drift |
| 7 | Golden Archer | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Release weight, feel light |
| 8 | Summer's the Time | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Joy found in sunlight |
| 9 | Within Reach | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Striving for what's close |
| 10 | Smell the Flowers | PG | Rebekah Ann Curtis | Pause to see beauty |
| 11 | Lyrical Groom and Musical Bride | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Creativity binds them together |
| 12 | Rocking the World | PG | Lai Youttitham | Fame and life collide |
Collection Summary: A gentle, reflective set about the bridges we build between ourselves and love, faith, and meaning. These songs explore spiritual searching, emotional connection, and the quiet work of opening the heart.
Artist Comparison: Cat Stevens, Joni Mitchell, Sufjan Stevens
Key Themes: Spiritual searching, emotional connection, mindfulness, patience
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Set List 9 — The Thralls of the Flame
Total Points: 17
Strategic Arc: Labor, social critique, existential questioning. The working-class payload.
Trigger Warning: Labor exploitation, economic anxiety, systemic critique. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | We Are the Ones | PG-13 | We wrote the rhyme | |
| 2 | Friend | PG | Learning love is priceless | |
| 3 | Speak | PG-13 | Before it is too late | |
| 4 | Applied Faith | PG | Manifest your own destiny | |
| 5 | Slip Stream | PG-13 | Everything shiny and new | |
| 6 | Sides | PG | No winners to lose | |
| 7 | Invisible Prison | PG | We are the key | |
| 8 | Better Than It Seems | PG-13 | Better than it seems | |
| 9 | First Glance | PG | More than appears first | |
| 10 | Complicated Subject | PG-13 | Matter of war history | |
| 11 | Fate Is a Word | PG-13 | Practice what I preach | |
| 12 | Believe Me | PG | Price that some pay |
Collection Summary: A grounded, socially conscious set about labor, identity, and the pressure to conform. These songs resist easy answers while affirming the dignity of work, the power of connection, and the importance of staying awake.
Artist Comparison: Tracy Chapman, Glen Hansard, Peter Gabriel
Key Themes: Labor, identity, systemic critique, resilience, connection
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Set List 8 — Boss Logic
Total Points: 18
Strategic Arc: Spiritual reflection, existential questioning, hope.
Trigger Warning: Existential anxiety, identity crisis, disillusionment. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thirty Seconds | PG | Wake up | |
| 2 | Pretty Fountains | PG-13 | Illusion of progress shown | |
| 3 | Playing Chess | PG-13 | Setup from the start | |
| 4 | Sky and Light | PG | How we see everything | |
| 5 | Discartes | PG | I think, therefore I am? | |
| 6 | I Am | PG-13 | I will not be broken | |
| 7 | Timeless To Ten | PG | Substance beats the noise | |
| 8 | Listen | PG-13 | Failure to act hurts | |
| 9 | Fear | PG-13 | Always at my side | |
| 10 | Down | PG-13 | Climbing back again | |
| 11 | Spinning | PG-13 | Trapped inside my mind | |
| 12 | Somewhere | PG | Love is inside somewhere |
Collection Summary: An introspective set exploring identity, disillusionment, and the search for meaning in a fragmented world. These songs wrestle with fear, failure, and the quiet hope that clarity exists somewhere.
Artist Comparison: Pink Floyd, Björk, David Bowie
Key Themes: Identity crisis, existential fatigue, perception, resistance, hope
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Set List 3 — Self in the Mirror
Total Points: 19
Strategic Arc: Burnout, disillusionment, existential fatigue. First serious turn.
Trigger Warning: Depression, burnout, emotional detachment, existential fatigue, substance references (weed, alcohol). No explicit violence or trauma.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Advice | PG | Looking for a sign | |
| 2 | F the W | PG-13 | Fuck the world, let's get high | |
| 3 | Another | PG-13 | I'm not done fighting | |
| 4 | the Spot | PG-13 | Searching for validation | |
| 5 | Night Light | PG | Beacon through the void | |
| 6 | the Watcher | PG | Someone watching over | |
| 7 | Dance Floor | PG-13 | Lose yourself completely | |
| 8 | Fences | PG-13 | Separation everywhere | |
| 9 | Stay Big | PG-13 | Fame won't last, I will | |
| 10 | Name In Lights | PG-13 | What happens when you're exposed? | |
| 11 | It Doesn't Matter | PG | Nothing feels real | |
| 12 | Blank Pages | G | Story not yet told | |
| 13 | the Game | PG | Try and fail repeatedly |
Collection Summary: A raw, introspective set about burnout, self-doubt, and the search for meaning when everything feels hollow. These songs balance cynicism with sincerity, offering neither easy answers nor false hope.
Artist Comparison: Kurt Cobain, Tom Waits, early Beck
Key Themes: Introspection, burnout, spiritual detachment, ego, resilience
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Set List 1 — Glass Half Something
Total Points: 19
Strategic Arc: Identity, addiction (poetic), emotional isolation. Entry to heavier themes.
Trigger Warning: Addiction, substance abuse, depression, emotional abandonment, existential fatigue, media critique. No explicit suicide or violence.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Puzzle Pieces | PG-13 | Fitting the broken jigsaw | |
| 2 | Exit the Sandman | PG-13 | Drowning sorrows, chasing sleep | |
| 3 | Daylight Again | PG-13 | Sucked down the funnel | |
| 4 | Pen and Paper | PG-13 | Deciphering the world's insanity | |
| 5 | Have Not | PG-13 | Morphine stripping your name | |
| 6 | Climbing the Ladder | PG-13 | Scaling the drug hierarchy | |
| 7 | Ex-Poem | PG-13 | Love beheaded, trust ducked | |
| 8 | Rain | G | Pain fills hollow spaces | |
| 9 | Twisting the Knife | PG | Severing ties without blood | |
| 10 | My Precious | PG | Wealth versus spiritual clarity | |
| 11 | Monetization | PG-13 | Rejecting green-eyed corporate spin | |
| 12 | Let Me In | PG | Lighting matches for souls |
Collection Summary: A foundational set exploring identity formation, addiction, and the early fractures that shape a person. These songs document the slow unraveling of innocence and the first stirrings of resistance.
Artist Comparison: Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed
Key Themes: Addiction, isolation, identity fracture, media critique, vulnerability
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Song List 6 — Undertows and Afterglows
Total Points: 20
Strategic Arc: Departure, hesitation, emotional fallout. Quiet despair.
Trigger Warning: Emotional abandonment, chronic loneliness, romantic guilt, fear of commitment, quiet despair.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dead Silence | PG | Justin Osowiecki | All together yet alone |
| 2 | Now Boarding | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Travelling, reminiscent of heartbreak |
| 3 | Leaving California | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Farewell west coast sorrow |
| 4 | Butterfly | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Cocooned beauty takes flight |
| 5 | Nature of Man | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Men want ALL women |
| 6 | Melody of Sorrow | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Another love got away |
| 7 | Come For a Ride | PG-13 | Bryan Magsayo | The last ride home |
| 8 | Where I Am From | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Happy immigration love story |
| 9 | How Can You | PG-13 | Bryan Magsayo | She was not true |
| 10 | Rainy Day Sunshine | PG | Justin Justice | Realizing she was the one |
| 11 | Breaking Her Heart | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Love hurts, guilt lingers |
Collection Summary: A set about departure, hesitation, and the weight of leaving. These songs board quietly, take their seat, and leave without looking back — documenting the aftermath of choices made in motion.
Artist Comparison: Bruce Springsteen, Tracy Chapman
Key Themes: Departure, hesitation, emotional fallout, loneliness, guilt
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Song List 1 — The Last Man Singing
Total Points: 21
Strategic Arc: Existential, war trauma, moral fatigue. The weight of staying awake.
Trigger Warning: Existential dread, war trauma, environmental grief, moral fatigue, depression. No explicit content.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Knowing the Know | PG | LadyWeaver | Some people just know |
| 2 | Nevermore | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Change begins with self |
| 3 | Here and Now | PG | Justin Justice | Face fate act now |
| 4 | Cost of War | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Soldiers carry unseen scars |
| 5 | Deep Seeded | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Regret from staying still |
| 6 | Visited a Place | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Ignored damage destroyed everything |
| 7 | Fallen Walls | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | History repeats power divides |
| 8 | As for Me | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Shattered self many identities |
| 9 | Singer Songwriter | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Questioning life through words |
| 10 | Gift | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Freedom found in giving |
| 11 | All in a Day | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Serving and resisting power |
| 12 | Fourteen Days | PG | Klaus Bluetner and Big Suna | Hiding away avoiding life |
| 13 | Last Man Standing | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Alone but still standing |
Collection Summary: A contemplative, quietly severe set about meaning, responsibility, and the cost of staying awake in a damaged world. These songs wrestle with regret, survival, and the choice to keep going.
Artist Comparison: James Taylor, Paul Simon, The Beatles
Key Themes: Meaning, regret, survival, war trauma, environmental grief, resilience
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Song List 3 — A Day at the Office
Total Points: 21
Strategic Arc: Mass-casualty imagery, existential dread, media critique.
Trigger Warning: Mass-casualty disaster imagery, sudden death, loss of innocence, existential dread, identity collapse, psychological exhaustion.
| # | Song | Rating | Musician/Artist | Four-Word Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Last Cup of Coffee | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Final morning coffee sip |
| 2 | Looking for Love | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Searching all wrong places |
| 3 | Perfect Imperfections | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Flaws make love real |
| 4 | As I Play | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Light or cocaine |
| 5 | Clean Wipe to the Slate | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Start over wipe clean |
| 6 | Low Down | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Bullied trapped feeling low |
| 7 | It Is Your Turn | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Trust must come first |
| 8 | Trending | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Media always needs dirt |
| 9 | Carry Me | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Struggling needing support |
| 10 | Oasis | PG-13 | Klaus Bluetner | Chasing mirage of peace |
| 11 | End of the Road | PG | Klaus Bluetner | Long journey to love |
| 12 | Right Between the Eyes | PG-13 | Justin Justice | Shoot camera not gun |
Collection Summary: A set about waking up — sometimes gently, sometimes violently — and realizing the world, the self, and the future are not what was promised. These songs confront mortality without comfort.
Artist Comparison: Nine Inch Nails, Bowie, Pink Floyd
Key Themes: Catastrophe, disillusionment, identity collapse, existential dread, survival