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The Mad King:
Written, Composed and Sung by SERENDIB
Well, the banker’s got a Cadillac, the worker’s got a cough,
And the landlord raised the rent again, says the times are getting tough.
The preacher’s got a mansion, and the poet’s got the the jail,
Some city`s are just graveyards, and the truth is up for sale.
Oh, ain't it fine? Ain't it grand?
Making great again, the things we don’t understand?
Oh… Keep your head down, bite your tongue,
and once we are dead and gone, liberation will come.
Oh, the Mad King sits upon his throne,
Wears a paper crown, thinks it’s solid gold.
They call him wise, they call him grand,
 But he’s just a child with a scepter in his hand.

And The yes-men bow, the cowards kneel,
They kiss his boots and spin the wheel.
Ohhhh They tell him “Sire, you’re the brightest star!”
While they pick our pockets behind the bar.
Oh, ain't it fine? Ain't it grand?
making great again, the things we don’t understand?
oh Keep your head down, bite your tongue,
and once we are dead and gone, liberation will come.
Oh, the people whisper “Is he blind?”
Do they think, we`ve lost our mind?

Well, the rain still falls in a beggar’s hand,
While the big wheels roll across the stolen land.
They can scribble their rules in a backroom haze,
But our songs won’t kneel, and our thoughts won’t fade.
Oh, ain't it fine? Ain't it grand?
making great again, the things we don’t understand?
oh Keep your head down, bite your tongue,
and once we are 


Themadking

"Wake Up and Shine" is an uplifting and introspective anthem that blends personal struggle with a hopeful outlook. It explores the journey of self-discovery in a noisy, image-driven world, where the narrator searches for meaning, connection, and authenticity. Through vivid imagery and emotional honesty, the song builds toward a powerful message of resilience—reminding us to rise, dance, and face each day with courage, creativity, and light.









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“Sing halleluhah to the …” by SERENDIB

Artist & Purpose
Written, composed, and performed by SERENDIB, this raw and emotionally charged anthem confronts the realities of our times—social unrest, inequality, and the longing for unity. It’s a bold call to celebrate all voices—in defiance, in hurt, and in hope.

What Makes It Unique

Unflinching Social Commentary: The lyrics don’t shy away—mentioning “no masks no distancing” juxtaposed with “healthcare line,” capturing the paradox of pandemic life. It spotlights racial injustice (“Lives do matter whether it's black, yellow or white”) and satirizes the destructive extremes of patriotism (“So-called patriotic projectiles”).

A Chorus That Resonates: Repeated refrains like “Sing halleluhah… to the loud mouths and infantiles” or “poets and the undecides” transform perceived flaws—naïveté, immaturity, indecision—into badges of resilience and defiance.

Emotional Narrative Arc: The song moves through confusion, grief, and hope—blending personal imagery (“I kiss my young boy with happy thoughts and smiles”) with broader societal angst (“I can’t breath,” “Thousand mourns and million screams”).

Artistic Flavor: References like “Bob Dylan on the radio, for the deaf and the blind” evoke a deep cultural longing, while the plea to “ease my mind” speaks to anyone seeking solace in chaos.

Why It Matters Now
2025 hasn’t softened the edges—it’s sharpened them. Societal fractures are still raw, and this song echoes the collective heartbeat of uncertainty, frustration, and fragile optimism. SERENDIB hands listeners a mirror and a megaphone—asking them to shout, sing, and heal together.

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Serendib, is a remarkable blend of science and art. Born in Sri Lanka, he’s a professor of Acute Internal Medicine at Amsterdam UMC and a passionate singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist2.
Here’s a snapshot of his journey:
•	🩺 Medical Career: After fleeing the Sri Lankan civil war, he rebuilt his life in the Netherlands, eventually becoming a professor and head of Acute Medicine at Amsterdam UMC.
•	🎤 Musical Identity – Serendib: Under this name, he creates funky, soulful pop songs that often carry personal and social messages. His track “Wake Up and Shine” has garnered hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify4.
•	✨ Artistic Philosophy: He’s said, “If I can’t sing, my soul dies.” Music is not just a hobby—it’s a lifeline.
•	🎧 Discography Highlights: Songs like “No Where to Go” and “Almost Paradise” reflect themes of resilience, hope, and identity4.
His story reads like a movie script—overcoming war, finding refuge, and thriving in both medicine and music.

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