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SONG LIST 2
SHEILA TEQUILA
Overall Rating: PG-13 Total Points: 22
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⚠ TRIGGER WARNING — SONG LIST TWO (2) — SHEILA TEQUILA Lead Rating: PG-13 | GX Points: 22 | 12 Tracks Song List 2 is gritty, ironic, vulnerable, and blunt. These songs confront addiction, emotional entrapment, self-destruction, and the impossible task of outrunning yourself. Reckoning comes before healing — and sometimes before hope. The danger here is relentless: every attempt to escape pain drags it deeper inside. THEMES AND POTENTIAL TRIGGERS: - Suicide and death imagery (explicit and implicit) - Emotional entrapment and fatalism - Addiction and substance abuse (alcohol as primary coping mechanism) - Domestic and relational control, identity erasure - Loss of agency and reproductive coercion - Shame, regret, and irreversible decisions - Self-destructive isolation framed as strength - Religious guilt and basement-level faith - Burning possessions as ritualized grief - Failed quest for love with oneself - Escape as illusion — every attempt to outrun pain makes it worse - Long-distance love and absence NOTABLE CONTENT NOTES: "Dead End" frames a friend's death as a direct result of ignoring warnings — suicide/death outcome implied. "Alison's Airplane" portrays Alcoholics Anonymous framing — church basements, higher power, sobriety. "Warmer Waters" depicts addiction through failed spiritual searching — "ended up picking up a bottle." "The Light or the White" contains an explicit cocaine reference — the catalog's first direct drug-choice lyric. "She" depicts female subjugation, domestic control, and reproductive coercion — "barefoot and pregnant." "Bottom of the Lake" uses drowning imagery as paradoxical liberation from a toxic relationship. "You Can Never Run Away from Yourself" closes with death imagery and existential finality without resolution. THIS LIST MAY BE DIFFICULT IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO: Addiction and substance abuse / Death framed as consequence / Domestic control and reproductive coercion / Ritualized grief and loss / Drowning and self-isolation imagery / The impossibility of escape from past choices. Song List 2 does not comfort. It confronts. This is the catalog's first deep look at addiction — where self-destruction wears the face of coping. Listener discretion advised.

Full Text — Song List 2

SONG LIST 2 — SHEILA TEQUILA 1. Dead End — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 2. Alison's Airplane — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 3. Warmer Waters — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 4. The Light or the White — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 5. She — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 6. Curves of Sorrow — by Tyler Thompson & Tom Jensen 7. Let Down — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 8. Table for Two — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 9. Bottom of the Lake — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 10. Trash Can — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 11. Sandcastles — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 12. You Can Never Run Away from Yourself — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen [LYRICS PLACEHOLDER — Paste full lyrics text here]

Collection Summary: A set steeped in self-confrontation, addiction, and emotional suffocation. These songs insist that reckoning comes before healing — and sometimes before hope.

Artist Comparison: Lou Reed, Warren Zevon, Nirvana

Key Themes: Addiction · Entrapment · Emotional suffocation · Shame · Existential despair

Strategic Arc: Gritty, ironic, vulnerable, blunt. Escape is an illusion — every attempt drags pain deeper inside.

Musicians: Justin Justice (5 tracks) · Klaus Bluetner (5 tracks) · Tyler Thompson (1 track — Curves of Sorrow)

Quick Guide — Song List 2

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SONG LIST 2 — Sheila Tequila
Lead Rating: PG-13   Total GX Points: 22   Tracks: 12
Strategic Arc: Self-confrontation, addiction, emotional entrapment, suicide imagery.
Trigger Warning: Addiction, substance abuse, death imagery, domestic control, reproductive coercion, drowning imagery. Explicit cocaine reference (Track 4).
#SongRatingGXFour-Word SummaryCategories
1Dead EndPG-132Warning ignored life endsDeath / Depressing
2Alison's AirplanePG1Finding help through AADrugs & Alcohol / Religious
3Warmer WatersPG-132Bottle chosen over purposeDrugs & Alcohol / Int. Struggle
4The Light or the WhitePG-132Choose light or cocaineDrugs & Alcohol / Int. Struggle
5ShePG-132Trapped controlled life stolenSocial Issues / Relationships
6Curves of SorrowPG-132Alcohol slowly kills himDrugs & Alcohol / Depressing
7Let DownPG-132Trust given before earnedRelationships / Love
8Table for TwoPG1Long distance love persistsLove / Loneliness
9Bottom of the LakePG-132Sinking to escape loveRelationships / Int. Struggle
10Trash CanPG-132Burning memories to forgetDepressing / Religious
11SandcastlesPG-132Love washed away againLove / Relationships / Depressing
12You Can Never Run Away from YourselfPG-132No escape from selfDepressing / Int. Struggle / Death
TOTALSPG-1322 ✅
Collection Summary: A set steeped in self-confrontation, addiction, and emotional suffocation. These songs insist that reckoning comes before healing.
Artist Comparison: Lou Reed, Warren Zevon, Nirvana
Key Themes: Addiction · Entrapment · Emotional suffocation · Shame · Existential despair
NOTE: Track 2 — "Alison's Airplane" (single-L, canonical). Track 11 — "Sandcastles" (one word, canonical). Tyler Thompson appears solely on Track 6 — his only credit in the Song Lists.
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Song List 1 — The Last Man Singing | CollabTunes All On One
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SONG LIST 1 — The Last Man Singing

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SONG LIST 1 — The Last Man Singing

Song List 1 serves as an introduction to our author and narrator's life, times, and struggles, where he lays bare his core values and explains his reasons for continuing the fight, despite a long list of hardships that might make anyone else quietly bow out. The overarching theme is a declaration of resilience and purpose, as the narrator insists on pressing forward, undeterred by life's challenges.

Knowing the Know opens the set with a quiet rebellion, where the narrator rejects conventional wisdom, emphasizing the value of personal insight over external instruction. Nevermore delves into self-reflection and a powerful declaration of change, where the narrator vows never to repeat past mistakes, marking a turning point in his journey. Here and Now explores the transient nature of life, urging action in the present moment, as the narrator contemplates the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Cost of War gives voice to the scars left by conflict—both external and internal—depicting the lingering emotional toll of war, loss, and survival. Deep Seeded is the fate that awaits the man who turns away from his dreams for the known, a bleak portrait of a life spent in routine, haunted by unfulfilled aspirations and the weight of choices unmade. Fallen Walls is the blueprint that power uses to stay in control, offering a way to resist and break free from the treadmill that life has placed before the narrator. Singer Songwriter shows that the choice to fight has been made, with the narrator fully conscious of the role he must play, even when it's not always a pleasant one. Gift is the talent the narrator recognizes as his own, summoned to use it for the greater good—unlocking potential for positive change rather than personal gain.

The Quick Take
This set of songs talks about the darker parts of life, like struggling with who you are and dealing with painful situations. The music shows the fight to survive while being torn apart inside.
What It's About & Who It Sounds Like
Key Themes
Meaning, regret, survival, war trauma, environmental grief, resilience
Mood & Tone
Existential, war trauma, moral fatigue. The weight of staying awake.
Sounds Like
James Taylor, Paul Simon, The Beatles
Trigger Warning
Existential dread, war trauma, environmental grief, moral fatigue, depression. No explicit content.
Every Track at a Glance
#Track TitleRatingFour Word Description
1Knowing the KnowPGSome people just know
2NevermorePGChange begins with self
3Here and NowPGFace fate act now
4Cost of WarPG-13Soldiers carry unseen scars
5Deep SeededPG-13Regret from staying still
6Visited a PlacePG-13Ignored damage destroyed everything
7Fallen WallsPG-13History repeats power divides
8As for MePG-13Shattered self many identities
9Singer SongwriterPGQuestioning life through words
10GiftPGFreedom found in giving
11All in a DayPG-13Serving and resisting power
12Fourteen DaysPGHiding away avoiding life
13Last Man StandingPG-13Alone but still standing
In Plain English

This set of songs talks about the darker parts of life, like struggling with who you are and dealing with painful situations. The music shows the fight to survive while being torn apart inside.