Produced By: David Francois, Daniel Damor 
Song Writers: Daniel Damor 
Creative Directors: David Francois, Andrew Tonico, Daniel Damor 
Guitar: Madner Henry 
Lead Vocal: Daniel Damor 
Background Vocal: Daniel Damor 
Mastered By: Donaldson Cenatus

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This track is a raw descent from hope into disillusionment, charting the moment when daydreams curdle into nightmares and a familiar world turns hostile. Set against a backdrop of a fractured Britain, the song blends personal trauma with political rage, painting civilians as unwilling soldiers and ordinary streets as battlegrounds. Libraries become places without privacy, daytime collapses into night, and even angels are grounded in a world where East and West can’t unite.

The narrator wrestles with isolation, inherited pain, and the psychological scars passed down through generations shaped by war and ideology. Love, loyalty, and protection blur into control and violence, as crossed lines lead to confinement, broken families, and children pushed toward conflicts they didn’t choose. Historical references to British leadership and recruitment underline a cycle where power sends the young to fight while distance protects those in charge.

Driven by anger, paranoia, and a desperate search for meaning, the song captures the moment when patience snaps and survival becomes resistance. It’s not a celebration of violence, but a warning—an unfiltered expression of how fear, manipulation, and neglect can turn purpose into extremism. The repeated call to “stand and fight” echoes less as a rallying cry and more as a question: what happens when a nation leaves its broken behind?

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