PIBBLE’S PLAYLIST OF DOOM  >:D

717na X HAZZE - THINGS DONT CHANGE [PROD DIKLORDEFENIL X WARYKID]

LYRICS
Mother fucker watch me rot
I don't really wanna stay here think i'd rather just get shot
Take my head off with my lights off
I don't wanna see your face I just wanna be pissed off

Cause it's fuck you and fuck this
Why did I waste my time tripping over a dumb bitch
I just wanna hide away forget that i exist
I know that it's been a year no I can't forget this
So see my blood on the wall
See my face down the hall
You don't fucking want me so your bitch ass imma haunt
See you in your dreams when you think about what you want
I been thinking about this shit I don't think that i'll ever stop

Cause I can't get you out of my head
Fucking hate the way it feels thinking about what you did
I'm so caught up in my own ways drowning in my sin
So I think i'll fucking kill myself and paint this room red

Bitch don't fucking try me
Acting like you want me
Hoping in my game and i'll send you to the lobby
Doing all these drugs no I don't think it's a hobby
Don't know what I wanna do or why you even want me
I don't want to feel good I like to be misserable
They tell me that it gets better all that shit is typical
Taking all this shit while waiting for a miracle
Got a long life this i'll break off an intervall

Fuck a miracle

ADAM STANHEIGHT [PROD $TRANDED]

Endure Endure Endure

This Part of Me

This Part of Me (feat. ZANDV)

Bonus Track 2: Du Funke Gottes, leuchte! (Live)

This song is more than just music; it is a message for our time, and a heartfelt homage dedicated to the eternal spirit of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

Decades ago, he taught us that to make a change, we must first start with the "Man in the Mirror." Today, that mirror has transformed. It is the glowing glass screen we hold in our hands, reflecting a world in pain, and reflecting ourselves, often watching in silence.

"The Man Behind The Screen" is the spiritual successor to that timeless anthem. It is a powerful 80s gospel-pop plea, confronting our modern apathy and the numbness we feel while scrolling past tragedy.

It asks us to look beyond the content, to see our own reflection in that dark screen, and to challenge the "man behind the screen"—ourselves—to finally feel, to speak up, and to Make That Change.

Earth Song

Michael Jackson

Recent comments

LupoRacer2022

Azra Sadiq

Brian Austin

woahseph

Related tracks