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R. Kelly – My Heart Still Bleeds | Writing Songs from Prison, Pain & Reflection

“My Heart Still Bleeds, So I Write These Songs from Prison” is a raw reflection on pain, accountability, and using creativity as a way to confront truth rather than escape it. This song is not written to demand sympathy or forgiveness. It exists as an emotional record—a way of acknowledging unresolved pain while accepting responsibility for the past. Writing becomes a form of honesty, not therapy, not redemption, but self-examination. The track explores what it means to sit with regret instead of running from it, and how music—when stripped of applause—can become a mirror rather than a shield. It reflects on silence, isolation, and the heavy process of self-awareness that comes when distractions disappear. Themes explored include: Writing as emotional accountability Living with unresolved regret Facing consequences without denial Creativity as reflection, not escape Growth that happens quietly, without applause Musically, the song is intentionally restrained. The piano is warm but minimal, the strings subtle, and the vocal delivery calm and reflective—allowing the weight of the lyrics to carry the emotion without dramatization. This song is for listeners who understand that healing is not always about resolution, but about honesty—and that sometimes the most difficult conversations are the ones we have with ourselves. 🎧 Best experienced with headphones for full emotional clarity. Note: this video is AI generated.