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"Windows of Fear" is a high-energy, thought-provoking track that dives into the restless loop of overthinking  the endless replay of every small decision and fleeting doubt that keeps us from truly living. Set at a driving 130 BPM, the pace mirrors the chaotic rhythm of modern life, the rat race that blurs our sense of presence.

Lyrically, the song explores the idea of breaking free from that mental noise a reminder to live as if it’s your last day, because “a man that don’t care is dangerous.” The quick tempo and layered instrumentation evoke the intensity of the human mind under pressure, while the Beatles-inspired sound brings a classic edge, complete with snapback-style vocals that give it a punchy, defiant attitude.

“Windows of Fear” is both a warning and a liberation a sonic reflection on anxiety, purpose, and the courage to let go.

Windows of Fear.

Songs, music, ideas, worries for the ears

Singularity

Sparralimb (Rick Whitehead)

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