Snack Run

Concrete Cowboys

The Customer Is Always Wrong (TCIAW)

*** LYRICS ***

They want us quiet,
heads down, no sound.
But pressure rises –
we’re done staying down.

They fake the halo,
but the truth still leaks.
They feed on power,
on the tired and weak.

I see the cracks
under the crown.
They hold control
by pushing us down.

Get heavy –
push back on every lie they throw.
Get steady –
don’t fold when they want control.

Let ’em tremble –
when the truth begins to shake.
We won’t bend,
not to the shame they make.

Get heavy.
Get heavy.

They preach of “purpose,”
but it’s for their gain.
They call it guidance,
but they deal in blame.

They smile for cameras,
but their words are cold.
They talk about honor –
but they just want control.

I see the cracks
under the crown.
The truth stands up –
their kingdom falls down.

Get heavy –
push back on every lie they throw.
Get steady –
don’t fold when they want control.

Let ’em tremble –
when the truth begins to shake.
We won’t bend,
not to the shame they make.

Get heavy.
Get heavy.

We’re not their echo.
We’re not their shield.
We break the silence –
their power revealed.

Get heavy –
hit back until the masks are torn.
Get ready –
this is the calm before the storm.

Let ’em tremble –
’cause the louder truth remains.
We won’t bend,
not to the weight of their shame.

Get heavy.
Get heavy.

© 2025 Anssi Kemppainen / A☰KØNIC

Get Heavy

𝕳𝖔𝖑𝖆 𝕴𝖓𝖋𝖗𝖆𝖒𝖚𝖓𝖉𝖔

“Freak Out” – Fractured Kin

“Freak Out” is a volatile, heavy-rock warning shot — a snarling anthem for every bad mood pushed past its breaking point. With gritty riffs and a pulse that feels ready to snap, the track builds tension like a fuse burning fast. The female lead vocal shifts from low, seething restraint to explosive fury, daring anyone to keep pushing their luck.

When the chorus hits, it detonates — all rage, release, and unapologetic power. This is the moment where patience dies and fire takes over. Push too far, and you’ll regret it.

A ticking bomb. A final warning.
This is Fractured Kin on the brink.

The Customer Is Always Wrong (TCIAW)

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