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sinkin in sorrow

Wasting All These Tears

Better Than You - Nathan Wilson

Midnight Mind

Fell In

"Buried Feelings" ist ein emotionaler Rock-Song, der die schmerzliche Realität unausgesprochener Emotionen und unterdrückter Wahrheiten erkundet. Er handelt von Liebe, die in den Schatten gestellt wurde, aus Angst vor den intensiven Gefühlen, die sie hervorbringt. Eine kraftvolle Botschaft über das Festhalten an der Wahrheit und das Loslassen dessen, was nicht erwidert wird. Gesungen von einer KI, spiegelt dieser Song die Sehnsucht, Verletzlichkeit und Stärke wider, die in uns allen verborgen liegt.

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Lyrics:
Verse:
I see you now, a distant gaze,
You’ve locked your heart in a hidden maze.
You turned away, found someone new,
But I know the truth buried deep in you.

She’s easy to hold, she doesn’t demand,
She lets you slip through without a plan.
You’ve buried the fire, the love that’s real,
Running from the things you’re afraid to feel.

Pre-Chorus:
Was I too close, too much to face?
Did my love expose a fragile space?
You’ve built your walls, but I see through,
The one you’re hiding from isn’t me, it’s you.

Chorus:
You wanted something easier,
A love that wouldn’t make you fight.
You ran from the depth of what we had,
Chose the safety of the quiet light.
I see your fear, the way you hide,
But you can’t erase what’s burning inside.
You’re afraid to feel, so you turned away,
But those buried feelings won’t decay.

Verse:
I was the mirror you couldn’t face,
Showing the wounds you tried to erase.
With her, it’s simple, no need to try,
But love without struggle is just a lie.

You pushed me away, but I held on tight,
I knew your darkness, I saw your fight.
But now you’ve chosen the easy road,
Denying the love you can’t unload.

Pre-Chorus:
Did I ask for more than you could give?
Did my love demand you truly live?
You’ve closed your heart, but I still see,
The war you’re fighting internally.

Chorus:
You wanted something easier,
A love that wouldn’t make you fight.
You ran from the depth of what we had,
Chose the safety of the quiet light.
I see your fear, the way you hide,
But you can’t erase what’s burning inside.
You’re afraid to feel, so you turned away,
But those buried feelings won’t decay.

Bridge:
You can numb the pain, you can shut the door,
But love like ours doesn’t keep score.
You can tell yourself this is what you need,
But the heart won’t lie, it won’t concede.

She won’t challenge you, won’t make you stay,
But love’s not found in running away.
One day you’ll face what you’ve suppressed,
The truth you’ve buried in your chest.

Chorus:
You wanted something easier,
A love that wouldn’t make you fight.
You ran from the depth of what we had,
Chose the safety of the quiet light.
I see your fear, the way you hide,
But you can’t erase what’s burning inside.
You’re afraid to feel, so you turned away,
But those buried feelings won’t decay.

Outro:
I hope one day you find the key,
To unlock the love you hid from me.
Until then, I’ll hold what was real,
Knowing you’re afraid of what you feel.
But know something, the past can't be undone,
So be aware that someday I will surely be gone.

Buried feelings

intervention

family trauma

Gone but not Forgotten

I Miss Me

A brooding, poetic lament for justice lost and voices forgotten.
“Dark Horizons” conjures the shadowy alleys of Chancery Lane and echoes of the broken legal system through haunting lyrics and minimalist instrumentation. A meditation on guilt, memory, and buried truths, this piece unfolds like a ghost story whispered in candlelight—a voice trembling through marbled halls, seeking justice in the silence.

Step into a world where fog shrouds the truth and sorrow clings like chains. Dark Horizons is a haunting, narrative-driven ballad weaving together themes of grief, injustice, and the relentless erosion of hope. With vivid lyrical imagery—“sightless justice,” “a mother’s guilt,” and “a lover’s ghost”—this track channels the bleak poetry of Dickensian London with emotional weight and stark beauty. At its core lies the figure of Esther, a fragile light in a world of fading dreams and unburied shame. Perfect for listeners drawn to atmospheric storytelling and raw emotional depth.

Dark horizons

"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

Will U Remember Me (officialdjaaron)

nights alone

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)”