"Fatal Frame" is a song that plays with dual meanings, intertwining the infamous Zapruder film frame that captured JFK’s fatal headshot with the metaphorical framing of Lee Harvey Oswald as the assassin. The lyrics weave a tapestry of conspiracy and consequence, using the interplay of rein, reign, and rain to deepen the narrative. Rein—a force pulling back, perhaps representing the unseen hands controlling events. Reign—a fleeting moment of power, echoing Kennedy’s tragic end and the shifting political tides. Rain—the fallout, the grief, the shroud of uncertainty that still drenches history. Each word, each frame, each perspective is a lens through which the past remains both frozen and endlessly dissected.

Fatal Frame

During the Cold War era, atomic safety propaganda films, such as Duck and Cover (1951), reassured the public with misleading and overly simplistic safety measures in the event of a nuclear attack. These films, often produced by government agencies or civil defense organizations, depicted children hiding under desks and families shielding themselves behind thin walls as viable methods for surviving an atomic blast. By presenting these ineffective actions as adequate protection, the films created a false sense of security, downplaying the catastrophic realities of nuclear warfare. Rather than fostering genuine preparedness, they functioned more as psychological tools to reduce panic and maintain public morale, even as the true devastation of nuclear weapons remained largely hidden from the public eye.

Here You  Are

What We Were Raised On

The harsh realities of social class and the elusive nature of success. Through the lens of Andy’s journey, the song explores how societal structures often dictate life paths, regardless of individual talent or ambition. Drawing inspiration from a sociological narrative, it juxtaposes the lives of three individuals from different classes: a wealthy heir with guaranteed success, a middle-class dreamer constrained by expectations, and a working-class man tethered to survival. With poignant lyrics like “Surely you see, it’s all about who you know, not the hustle or the talent you show,” the song critiques the myth of meritocracy, shedding light on the barriers to upward mobility. It’s both a sobering commentary and an anthem for anyone striving to overcome the invisible ceilings of societal expectations.

My Boy Named Andy

"Speed of Light" is a high-energy anthem about living life in the fast lane, where success and love blaze like a supernova—brilliant, exhilarating, but fleeting. The song captures the rush of rising to the top at breakneck speed, the thrill of passion that ignites instantly, and the inevitable burnout that follows when everything moves too fast to hold onto. It’s a tale of highs that feel limitless and moments that vanish before they can be fully embraced. The verses pulse with urgency, the chorus soars like a comet streaking across the sky, and the bridge reflects on the cost of living at full throttle. In the end, the song asks: Is it better to burn bright for a moment than to fade away slowly?

Here you are

Speed Of Light

Living at the Speed of Light

"Planned Obsolescence" is a sharp-edged hip-hop track that exposes the ruthless cycle of consumerism, drawing parallels between disposable products and human lives trapped in the system. With slick rhymes and gritty imagery, the song traces the origins of planned obsolescence from early automobile marketing to its modern-day evolution—where even people are treated as expendable assets. Hard-hitting verses lay out the grind, from being stamped with a social security number at birth to working past sixty for scraps, only to be cast aside. The hook hammers home the idea that the game is rigged, pushing endless consumption while stripping individuals of agency. Through clever wordplay and historical references, the track delivers a raw, unfiltered critique of a world where everything, including human worth, is built to break.

Planned Obsolescence

Caged Bird

A whimsical reimagining of the classic nursery rhyme, this song expands on the playful imagery of childhood games, blending innocence with a rhythmic, almost enchanted quality. Each verse paints a vivid scene of children frolicking through fields, hiding behind trees, and dancing under the moonlight, capturing the fleeting magic of youthful joy. With lyrical repetitions that echo the original chant, the song maintains a lighthearted, sing-song cadence while subtly weaving in themes of nature, mystery, and the passage of time. Whether skipping through meadows or tumbling from trees, the verses celebrate the boundless energy of play, ending on a dreamy, lullaby-like note as the night settles in.

Ashes ashes

Taint

Dead Man's Clothes

Get Gnarly

A gritty country song about a confident, good-hearted man stepping into a workplace dominated by scheming, gossiping women who either want to claim him or break him. Unshaken by their mind games, he stays true to himself as they try to strip away his pride, feast on his happiness, and drain his soul. With a steady stride and a knowing grin, he refuses to be rattled, leaving them stewing in their own jealousy. Packed with twang, storytelling, and a rebellious spirit, this song captures the classic lone cowboy against the odds—only this time, it’s in an office full of clucking hens.

A Cackle of Hens

A hard-hitting country anthem celebrating the legendary 1973 Ford F-Series truck—a symbol of hard work, loyalty, and the freedom of the open road. With roaring engines, dusty backroads, and a lifetime of memories etched into its steel frame, the song paints a vivid picture of a truck that’s more than just a vehicle—it’s a rite of passage, a workhorse, and a trusted companion through thick and thin. Packed with nostalgic storytelling, honky-tonk swagger, and a nod to the toughness of old-school American engineering, this track is a tribute to every truck that’s earned its place as a four-wheeled grail.

Four-Wheeled Grail

A playful, cheeky country anthem that celebrates a woman with a curvy, eye-catching figure. The song’s catchy hook and clever lyrics highlight her irresistible, jaw-dropping backside, using humorous and suggestive imagery to describe the way her curves cause a stir wherever she goes. With a fun, upbeat vibe, the song likens her to a powerful vehicle, making it clear that she’s got the kind of presence that stops traffic and turns heads. It's a lighthearted, flirtatious track that embraces confidence and playful admiration.

She Got a Dump Truck

A tongue-in-cheek country song poking fun at wannabe cowboys who think a wide-brimmed hat is all it takes to live the western life. Packed with playful sarcasm and witty comparisons—like how football players don’t wear their helmets to dinner or astronauts don’t show up to church in space gear—the song highlights the absurdity of dressing the part without walking the walk. With catchy verses and a lively, twangy melody, it playfully roasts city slickers who’ve never wrangled cattle, ridden a horse, or even gotten their boots dirty, yet proudly tip their Stetsons as if they just rode in from the range.

Real Cowboys Wear Hats

Coming Through in Waves

Rambling My Words

Make Me a Priority

Breathing Life Like Fire

I Got Your Drift

Smoke Dog 4 Life

Gettin’ Into Some Dirt

Gas Tank on Walk

Bob Them Apples

Better Pray Your Halos

Only These Waves Talk to Me

Flying Paper Planes

Riddim and Rumble

Ocean Noise

The Great Reef

Drowning Victim

Your Lot in Life

That Steady Strum

It Is Funny Like That

Cat Insurance

Velocitation

Here comes the man

Dance to the Mambo

Walking Time

Too Late the Hero

War Drums

I am a hip-hop lyricist with a sharp wit and a knack for storytelling. Blending humor, pop culture references, and raw emotion, they craft tracks that hit hard and entertain. Whether it’s breaking down gaming culture, life’s struggles, or absurd moments with a comedic twist, their music keeps listeners nodding along and laughing at the same time. Always pushing creative boundaries, they turn everyday experiences into unforgettable bars.

Kerry Hyvarinen

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