CIRCLES

Do you think it's not enough 
what I have to say
Don't tell me I'm too insecure
I think I'm quite ok

This time I'm not asking for 
cause I just like to play
believe me you can do it too 
cause there is enough Space

Yeah 
Ok

Maybe I'm just doing it for fun
No I don't need to prove to anyone
I just do it for the Sake of it
and I'm so very much OK with it

Now this is the second part
and still we're not ashame
This just ain't for anyone
we do it our own way
No hard feelings no patrol 
but still we're here to stay
we can do all that we want 
and that's all it takes 

Okay
Alright

It helps a little not to go insane
and honestly it takes away the pain
Scream out loud just to be free
and I'm so very much okay with it

Maybe I'm just doing it for fun
No I don't need to prove to anyone
I just do it for the Sake of it
and I'm so very much OK with it

It helps a little not to go insane
and honestly it takes away the pain
Scream out loud just to be free
and I'm so very much okay with it

I am so very much okay with it
I am so very much okay with it
I am so very much okay with it
I am so very much okay with it

SCREECH


"RULES" is the answer to condescending looks, to the feeling of not being taken seriously and being laughed at. A song that takes away the helplessness of the moment and transforms it into a loud, confident statement. A furious, high-energy reckoning—manipulation and deception have long been seen through, but not all cards need to be revealed at once to win the game. With lines like "Cause I own the ways you fooled me once / and now I’m in charge of the rules," GLUT draws a clear boundary. The dark atmosphere of the verses, combined with the anthemic power of the chorus, makes "RULES" a modern rock statement that will thrill fans of 2000s bands like The Pretty Reckless, Paramore, or Deftones.

CIRCLES

GLUT

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