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Lyrics~

Don’t do too much it’s just complicated 

I know I’m fucked up I just love like it like this

Call up a cleanup crew
I think I did it this time around

You say we’re through 
but I can’t let you go 

Take out your lungs 
Take out your heart 
Take out your lungs 
I’ll take out your heart

I fucked it up this time
Call a gah damn medic

I did it this time (prod sickboi)

gang look

sorry

judgement snippet

[intro]

Yah yah yah
Pussy boy worried bout a bag (yah)
These bitches goin out sad yah
Never worried bout no other nigga cause i'm in my own type of bag yah
Want free smoke, get back
Bitches been trippin' on gas yah
Yah yah yah
Stay in my lane (yah)
I stay in my lane
How could I miss (yah)
Bitch wan' try I drip
Who split on my wrist
Tell em' I don't care bout them
Why the fuck they on my dick?


[Rich Amiri]

Niggas just mad I ain't put em' in motion
Fuck wit' you claim I don't do without motion
Hop out the whip and I drip like it lotion
Opps talk shit but I keep em' exposin
[?]
Told em' sit tight imma stay in that boat (yah)
Running through reds mind ain't right
Perc in my system, up all night
Teach that shit [?]
Glock got that beam and I lit up in sprite
She said she love me I know that's a lie
Why I see he didn't tell that bih bye?
She on that knee like she prayin' to christ

[jaydes]

Dumbass nigga ain't playin that shit (oh yah, oh yah)
You cheap oh lil nigga you fuckin' yo lines (yo lines)
You niggas cryin' like bitches on coke
You niggas pussy like go get a rope
Poppin' these tabs on me
You bitches came up my swag
I'm finna get active nigga
Yah yah yah, yah yah yah
Damn ruling like the villain
[?]
Nigga I'm one in a million
Nigga you one of my minions
Yah, I told that bitch on the side of my body gon' spin on yo block like a fsh

[Rich Amiri]

Yah, yo
I told that bitch on the side of my body
Smokin' your pack
They talk shit
That bitch got wet
Done with these niggas doing shit for they set
No, yah
Her body petite
Felipe
I fly in a jet
Yah elite
She slidin' ha name, yah
Bitch stop steppin' on necks

[Outro]

Yah yah, yah yah, yah

Woah, huh

jaydes - stay in my lane ft. rich amiri

take my time (crayon)

Seapoint dippin' biscuits
In the back of the car
In this line of work you always have to come prepared

And you know there's no help coming
Only another batch of sweetened bread

Seapoint dippin' biscuits
Instead of eating the help
The egg he hatched from had zero nutrients left

And you know there's no help coming
Only another batch of sweetened bread

Seapoint dippin' biscuits
In a bowl full of blood
There's no judgment here only our admiration

Seapoint dippin' biscuits
We need an endless supply
We never asked his preference; we just let it ride

And you know there's no help coming
Only another batch of sweetened bread

Stephen Murphy - Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals
Nick Nunziata - Drums, Guitar, Vocals

Seapoint Dippin' Biscuits

eatmydust

With "MK Ultra," The Behaviour initiates a new chapter in a sonic journey that blurs the line between spiritual introspection and raw, analog rebellion. The single delves into themes of control, inner conflict, and spiritual awakening - its title referencing the infamous CIA mind-control program - repurposed here as a metaphor for personal reprogramming and liberation, while facing the end of one phase of existence and preparing for what lies beyond in the next realm. It also is a reference to a loved one who lost his battle with cancer, as a tribute to him, but also for many others who passed on during the making of this recording. 
The track’s hypnotic pace and fuzzy, reverb-soaked production echo Kilpatric’s eclectic influences—from the gothic sensuality of my bloody valentine to the distorted swagger of Queens of the Stone Age. 
At the helm is Marshall Kilpatric, a seasoned drummer whose past credits include performances with Motörhead and Chris Cornell. Kilpatric is known for his work with Black Light Burns, where he replaced Josh Freese (Nine Inch Nails, Foo Fighters), Today is the Day (where he replaced Brann Dailer, later of Mastodon), The Esoteric, and many others. With The Behaviour, he is now stepping fully into the role of frontman and producer. 
"MK Ultra" is more than a song; it’s a ritual in sound—one that reflects Kilpatric’s philosophy of shadow work, healing, and reclaiming one's voice from the noise. The single serves as the first of three releases leading to a larger EP set for fall 2025, capturing an artist in full command of his own cathartic evolution. 
It’s a release for the late-night wanderers, the seekers of truth, and anyone who finds beauty in darkness.

I did it this time (prod sickboi)

Geli