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things you said

White lungs

prescription kiss

black cherry

teeth in you

drown in you

powered skin

blowback

strawberry minutes

2_15

crashing in

shockwave

ashes In the sky

shadows we out run

before it all breaks

we will be giants

the light that stayed

Where you landed

copper tooth

gallows radio

hollow like me

bad bitch

fade me out

freeze me out

fall to fast

I watched you peel

inside your silence

still in me

broken halo

venom kiss

A chilling, atmospheric ballad built around whispered falsetto and trembling vocal delivery, layered with spectral synths, detuned piano, and delayed guitar swells. The song feels like wandering through a haunted house where the walls themselves breathe and whisper. Its restrained verses build into trembling choruses, collapsing into a final section that feels consumed by shadows and echoes. A mix of intimacy and dread, it blurs the line between beauty and horror.

hiding

Inch by inch

Temple

Lost in the echos

Comfort in the pain

I wrote Black & White at a time when life felt heavy. Everything started off good — bright, full of hope — then one person came along and turned my whole world upside down. It’s like she sucked the colours out of my life and left me stuck in a place that feels like purgatory, walking through an empty world I don’t recognise anymore.

This song is me opening up about that pain. It’s not just about heartbreak, it’s about losing yourself when the person you trusted most walks away. If you’ve ever felt like you’re trapped in the grey, like you can’t escape the shadows, I want you to know you’re not alone.

This is Black & White. My story, but maybe yours too.


black and white

Two voices. One body. A constant war.

This song is a dialogue between me and the darker side of my mind — the intrusive voice that creeps in during silence, turns calm into chaos, and twists love into something painful. It’s not just a rap, it’s a story: one half spoken, one half rapped, like an argument you can’t walk away from.

The “YOU” is me, trying to reason with myself, trying to fight for peace.
“The OTHER” is that shadow voice, smug, cruel, and always waiting for a crack to crawl through.

At its core, this track is about mental battles — anxiety, trauma, self-doubt — and the struggle to finally separate survival from truly living.

If you’ve ever felt like you were fighting yourself, this one’s for you.



brother Chris

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