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Monika LIU - Sentimentai

C’mon You Know

Better Days

Puzzles

C’MON YOU KNOW

More Power

Council Skies (Deluxe)

We're Gonna Get There In The End

Mars To Liverpool

Text:
Verse 1
That T-shirt on your back — five euros flat,
A child in Dhaka sewed the thread for that.
Tiny hands, twelve hours straight,
While you scroll and sip, debating fate.
And you call it a bargain, a sweet little deal,
But the sweat on the cloth, man, that’s what you feel.

Pre-Chorus
You say you care, but only halfway through,
When comfort wins, the guilt fades too.

Chorus
“It’s clear, that won’t concern you,
Not your problem, not your view.
It’s clear, you never wonder why,
When others break so you can buy.”

(solo)

Verse 2
Your shiny phone, it used to hum
From factory floors in Shenzhen slums.
Now moving south to India’s gate,
So profits rise — ain’t that great?
And cocoa beans with children’s cries,
Sweet taste of chocolate, bitter lies.

Pre-Chorus
You love your life, your mirror clean,
But what’s behind the global sheen?

Chorus
“It’s clear, that won’t concern you,
Not your problem, not your view.
It’s clear, you never wonder why,
When others break so you can buy.”

Bridge (spoken)
Just picture this — one heartbeat’s turn,
You’re born where their candles burn.
Would you still smile, would you still say —
“It’s clear, that’s just the price to pay”?

(solo)

Final Chorus
“It’s clear, that won’t concern you,
Until the mirror stares right through.
It’s clear, one day you’ll see —
You were rich, but never free.”

Outro (whispered)
And maybe in your next life,
You’ll be on the other side.

It’s Clear (Mirror Song)

Shatterline is the sound of breaking and becoming — a collision of industrial rock, cyberpunk atmosphere, and raw human emotion.
Blending heavy guitars, cinematic synths, and haunting baritone vocals, PulseMeld dives into identity, loss, rebellion, and rebirth across ten tracks that move between pain and power.
Each song is a fragment of the fracture — from the haunting confession of “Leaving Town to Find Peace” to the electric defiance of “Machines of Eden” and the gothic ache of “Black Rose.”

C’mon You Know

Liam Gallagher

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