Overdose

[Verse 1] First taste, I was breathing you in,
Didn’t see the poison on your skin.
You had a way of pulling me near,
Chasing your high, drowning in fear.
And I took every drop, every sip, every line,
Till I couldn’t tell your love from a lie.
[Pre-Chorus] You swore you’d stay, then left me cold,
Lit me up, then lost control.
No cure to take, no way to hide,
You built this hell—now burn inside.
[Chorus]
Now I’m chasing, now I’m drowning,
Pulled you in, but now I’m counting—
Every dose, every high,
Just a stare behind my eyes.
No way back, no rewind,
Lost your place, I lost my mind.
Took too much, now I know—
You were nothin’ but an overdose.
[Verse 2] Every word was dipped in gold, Every touch was ice fuckin’ cold. You swore you’d never let me break, Then left me gasping in your wake. Now I see it clear as day, You were just a habit I had to shake.
[Pre-Chorus] You swore you’d stay, then left me cold,
Lit me up, then lost control.
No cure to take, no way to hide,
You built this hell—now burn inside.
[Chorus] Now I’m chasing, now I’m drowning,
Pulled you in, but now I’m counting—
Every dose, every high,
Just a stare behind my eyes.
No way back, no rewind,
Lost your place, I lost my mind.
Took too much, now I know—
You were nothin’ but an overdose.
[Bridge] Every promise, every touch,
Faded out, it hurt too much.
No more chasing, no more tryin’—
Left me cold, no use in lyin’.
[Outro] Go ahead, fade—turn to dust, All your words just turn to rust. No relapse, no sweet lie, You’re the disease I left behind.

Copyright (c) 2025 Lisa Andreou * All Rights Reserved.

Overdose

It’s too late 

(Verse 1) I hear your coming, I see that look, Standing in my doorway like you’re off the hook. Same old story, same tired game, But I ain't the one who’s gonna beg you to stay.
(Pre-Chorus) Don’t talk, don’t waste my time, Pack your bags, get out my life.
(Chorus) Get out, don’t say a word, Ain’t got time for your rehearsed Excuses, stories, all your lies— Take your bullshit, say goodbye. Don’t stall, don’t make me wait, You lost me now—it’s too late.
(Verse 2) I see the guilt, I see the shame, But I ain’t playin’ in your losing game. You crossed that line, now there’s no way back, So don’t stand there actin’ sad.
(Pre-Chorus) Don’t talk, don’t waste my time, Pack your bags, get out my life.
(Chorus) Get out, don’t say a word, Ain’t got time for your rehearsed Excuses, stories, all your lies— Take your bullshit, say goodbye. Don’t stall, don’t make me wait, You lost me now—it’s too late.
(Bridge) I don’t need your love, I don’t need your cries, Save the act, don’t dramatize. I gave you all, now I take it back, So turn around—don’t look back.
(Outro) Get out, don’t try to explain, You made your choice, now live with the pain. No second chances, no rewind, I’m done with you—get out my life.

Copyright (c) 2025 Lisa Andreou * All Rights Reserved.

It’s too late

“How do you heal when half your heart is gone?” is a heartfelt ballad that gently addresses the pain and resilience of those left behind when a loved one goes off to war and never returns. The song is written from the perspective of a close friend or confidant, offering empathy and quiet support to someone who has lost their partner in conflict.
You can expect a deeply emotional journey through grief, longing, and the silent strength required to carry on. The verses paint vivid scenes of empty rooms, cherished memories, and daily rituals that now serve as reminders of absence. The chorus, repeating “No word from the front, no word at all,” captures the endless waiting and unanswered questions that haunt those left behind. The song’s tone is intimate and compassionate, with lyrics that acknowledge the listener’s sorrow without offering false hope, instead promising steadfast presence and understanding.
The listener can expect a moving and relatable narrative, a song that validates the experience of loss and honors the enduring love that remains after tragedy. It’s a tribute to the strength found in vulnerability and the power of simply being there for someone when words are not enough.
This is a song for quiet moments, for those seeking comfort, solidarity, and recognition of their silent battles.


How Do You Heal When Half Your Heart Is Gone

“The One in the Hoodie” by Dr. Elliot Lach is an emotional, uplifting tribute to those who stay true to themselves in a world that demands conformity. It tells the story of a man who walks his own path with quiet strength and resilience, recovering from hardship while refusing to follow the crowd. He doesn’t seek approval—only purpose. This song celebrates courage, conviction, and the power of standing firm in your beliefs, even when the world is watching.

The One in the Hoodie

Let's Breathe Together

“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

Everyone believes what they hear on the news but refuse to look just a little bit deeper bacause its too hard.

In The Light

There is a song
Waiting in the earth 
To honor God
To reveal his worth 
Oh the world 
Can try to shut my mouth
But all of nature
Will still cry out 

Oh
Even the rocks will praise
They won’t be shaken
Even the wind and waves 
They will obey him 
Even the depths of the seas
They lift a joyful roar
Even the fields and the trees
They bow before the lord 

Oh sing to the lord
Yes sing a new song
Proclaim the news
Of his salvation
Let it be declared
From day to day
The God to be feared
Is the one to be praised 

Oh
Even the rocks will praise
They won’t be shaken
Even the wind and waves 
They will obey him 
Even the depths of the seas
They lift a joyful roar
Even the fields and the trees
They bow before the lord 

Give all the glory to the lord
Bring your offering to his courts
Worship him in his holy splendor
Adopt natures ways 
And Lift up your praise
Let incense be raised
As you honor Him in full surrender 
Oh Give all the glory to the lord
Bring your offering to his courts
Worship him in his holy splendor
Adopt natures ways
And Lift up your praise
Let incense be raised
As you honor Him in full surrender 

Oh
Even the rocks will praise
They won’t be shaken
Even the wind and waves 
They will obey him 
Even the depths of the seas
They lift a joyful roar
Even the fields and the trees
They bow before the lord 

Oh Give all the glory to the lord
Bring your offering to his courts
Worship him in his holy splendor
Adopt natures ways
And Lift up your praise
Let incense be raised
As you honor Him in full surrender 

Cuz There is a song
Waiting in the earth 
To honor God
To reveal his worth 
Oh the world 
Can try to shut my mouth
But all of nature
Will still cry out 
Cuz There is a song
Waiting in the earth 
To honor God
To reveal his worth 
Oh the world 
Can try to shut my mouth
But all of nature
Will still cry out 
Yes all of nature
Will still cry out

All of Nature

“Not Alone” is a deeply personal Texas Country ballad by Lori DeAnn, written in the aftermath of a crumbling relationship. With felted piano, ambient pads, and hard-strummed acoustic guitar, the song builds from quiet vulnerability to cinematic peaks. Soulful, breathy vocals and layered harmonies carry a story of heartbreak, truth, and resilience—ending with a gentle taper that echoes the haunting intro. A signature piano riff and steel guitar accents reinforce the emotional theme of being “short on truth” but not alone, while layered whispers in the final chorus add intimacy and depth.

Not Alone

We May Lose and We May Win

We May Lose, and We May Win

Fading Hope is a hauntingly emotional song that delves deep into the pain of heartbreak and the lingering shadows of loss. The lyrics poignantly express the turmoil of mourning an ex-girlfriend who tragically took her own life, capturing the raw grief and confusion that follows such a devastating event. Each verse reflects the struggle of coping with the past, highlighting moments of love, regret, and the profound sense of emptiness that remains even after time has passed. The melody complements the heavy themes, weaving a tapestry of sorrow and reflection, ultimately portraying the complex journey of healing while grappling with fading hope. Through this heartfelt track, EvilBvnny invites listeners to share in the depths of his pain, creating a powerful connection that resonates with anyone who has faced similar heartache.

Fading hope

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)”

Truth Between the Lines

Lazy Radiographer