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No Signal

Redhead power, sass, and sparkle — this is your anthem!
"Ginger Girls Rule the World" is a bold, catchy pop song celebrating everything fiery, fearless, and unforgettable about redheads. From ancient queens to modern icons, this is a shoutout to all the ginger girls who light up the world with confidence, charisma, and soul.
Whether you're a freckled firecracker or just love someone who is, this high-energy tribute is for you. Hit play, dance it out, and wear your red hair like a crown! 
Stream it. Share it. Sing it loud. Ginger girls, this is YOUR time.
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Ginger Girls Rule the World

“Truth Between the Lines” is a raw, emotional ballad exploring the collapse of a once-deep friendship under the weight of silence, unspoken truths, and personal battles. Set against memories of shared joy—Scotland trips, midnight drives—it traces a painful journey through betrayal, mental health struggles, and unresolved grief. With poetic lyrics and haunting honesty, the song captures the ache of connection lost and the hope that truth still lingers, waiting to be understood.
Whether you've lived through a friendship breakdown, felt unseen, or battled to be heard, this song speaks to the truths that live quietly between words—and between hearts.


Apple Music

Truth Between the Lines

🎵 Orphans of the Storm | Official Lyric Video 🎵

“Orphans of the Storm” is an unapologetic protest anthem for the unheard voices trapped in the shadows of power and corruption. This haunting ballad calls out the lies, the greed, and the betrayal of the people — yet ignites a fire of hope and resistance burning deep within every crack of a fractured nation.

With raw, poetic lyrics confronting systemic injustice, broken dreams, and political deceit — from cages to courtrooms — this song is a battle cry for unity, truth, and revolution.

✨ If you stand for freedom, if you feel betrayed, if you dream of a land made whole — this is your song. Let’s rise together, with fire in our hands.

👉 Stream, share, and comment below: What does this song mean to you?

Orphans of the Storm

“Gone but Not Forgotten” is a tender, soul-baring ballad about the ache of loss and the desperate hope to keep a loved one alive in memory. With haunting verses and an emotional chorus, the song drifts through empty rooms, quiet nights, and unspoken prayers—painting a vivid portrait of grief that lingers long after someone is gone.

Delicate imagery—like a whisper in the wind, a lone candle flickering in the rain, and an empty chair where laughter once lived—wraps the listener in a sense of intimate sorrow. The repeated refrain, “You’re gone, but not forgotten,” becomes both a lament and a vow: a promise that love endures beyond silence and absence.

Set to a gentle yet stirring melody, this song is a cathartic companion for anyone carrying the weight of remembrance and the unhealed wound of a missing voice in their life. It’s a quiet anthem for sleepless nights, a whispered prayer for solace, and a reminder that even in the deepest shadows, love does not fade.

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“Make America Great Again” is a politically charged satirical music video that mocks the rise of disinformation, blind patriotism, and the cult of Trump in modern American politics. Through clever lyrics, absurd humor, and biting cartoon visuals, this parody follows a fictional MAGA voter from the ballot box to a national breakdown — featuring QAnon references, failed logic, conspiracy-fueled delusion, and a cameo from the Founding Fathers turning in their graves.

If you’re looking for Trump parody songs, MAGA satire, or political comedy videos, this sharp and hilarious animated short delivers a crayon-colored takedown of modern right-wing extremism. With viral-ready lyrics and bold cartoon storytelling, it’s a must-watch for fans of dark comedy, musical satire, and anti-Trump protest content.

Final message: Make America THINK Again


Make America Great Again 2028

"Where You Fell" by Lazy Radiographer – A Haunting Ballad of Grief, Suicide, and Unspoken Love

“Where You Fell” is a soul-shattering emotional ballad by Lazy Radiographer, exploring the quiet devastation of losing someone to suicide. With poetic lyrics and minimalist instrumentation, this raw, heartfelt song delves into the aftermath of grief, guilt, and the longing to have done more.

Told from the perspective of someone left behind, "Where You Fell" mourns the subtle signs missed and the invisible battles fought behind a smile. Set against a backdrop of gentle piano and mournful cello, it’s a tribute to those we couldn’t save and a whisper to the ones still holding on.

This track is for anyone grappling with loss, navigating mental health, or searching for a way to say what was left unsaid.

Themes:
Suicide Loss
Mental Health Awareness
Grief and Remembrance
Emotional Healing
Unspoken Love
Haunting Acoustic Ballads

Featuring:
Expressive male vocals
Piano and cello arrangement
Slow tempo (65 BPM)
Heartbreaking lyricism in A minor

Where you Fell

“Stay Woke You Joke” by Lazy Radiographer is a fearless protest anthem for the modern era — a lyrical rebellion against hate, hypocrisy, and fear.
This track tears through fake patriotism and outdated pride, reclaiming woke as strength, empathy, and truth.
A spoken-word-meets-melody declaration for justice, inclusion, and unity — this is not just a song, it’s a movement.

Stay Woke, You Joke

A razor-sharp, satirical song about royal privilege and public accountability. This monarchy parody music takes a darkly funny look at elite culture, mocking outdated authority and the collapse of status when scrutiny hits. A modern monarchy criticism parody with biting satire about faded nobility, it delivers witty commentary on power and downfall in the UK royal family satire tradition. Expect a humorous royal downfall lyric style with political and royal satire ballad energy, blending a parody about fallen aristocrats with sharp lyrical takedowns of celebrity entitlement. A bold, modern satire on high society scandals and the myth of untouchable status—perfect for listeners seeking royal scandal satire songs and satirical aristocracy commentary.

The Once-Grand Duke of York

Cut through the noise with The Berk by Lazy Radiographer. A sharp, uncompromising alt-commentary track dismantling hollow rhetoric, ego-driven politics, and propaganda-grade confidence. Built for listeners who don’t buy theatrics, demand thought over volume, and refuse to tolerate empty cultural grandstanding. Stream it and get substance, not noise.

The Berk

A powerful reminder to choose help over silence. This spoken message encourages anyone struggling with suicidal thoughts to reach out, ask for support, and stay alive. You are not weak for hurting, and you are not alone—there is hope, and there are people ready to listen. If you feel overwhelmed, reach out to a friend, family member, or mental-health professional. Crisis support is available 24/7. Choosing life and asking for help is strength. Stay. Speak. Keep going. Your story isn’t finished.
Keywords: mental health, suicide prevention, seek help, you matter, choose life, reach out, hope, healing, support, stay alive, mental health awareness

Dont Call This Goodbye

Don’t call this goodbye

“Rise Through the Ruins” is a high-intensity hard-rock/metal anthem built on grit, defiance, and transformation. Driving riffs, thunderous drums, and a soaring war-cry chorus fuel the track as it moves from devastation to empowerment. The verses paint a world clawing its way out of collapse, while the chorus erupts into a unifying call to rise, rebuild, and refuse defeat. The song carries a raw, aggressive edge but anchors it with a melodic sense of triumph—perfect for a live crowd chanting every line back at full volume.

Rise Through the Ruin

Apple Music 

Comedy songs and dark-humour originals from a working radiographer. Satire, protest, and indie experiments. 

I write comedy, satire, and straight-up originals about life in radiography, healthcare, and the wider mess. Expect protest anthems, awkward truth, and hooks that stick. If you like Bo Burnham, Weird Al, and indie left-turns, you’re in the right place.

Genres: Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Comedy
satire, protest, indie, acoustic, alt-pop

Spotlight tracks:
	1.	“Where You Fell”
	2.	“Gone but Not Forgotten (Lost Souls)”
	3.	“Lazy Like a Monday”
	4.	“Pass the Light Around”
	5.	“All Are One (Defending Every Soul)”

Rise Through the Ruin

Lazy Radiographer

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