Judging by the way that he fell   
He must’ve been soaked to the bone 
 Results came in, it sure came clean 
 Way lower than his sins 

Lord have mercy, this sucker dah kena santau…   
Aww aww aww aww! 

Pray that it don’t come out in the news 
 Otherwise we’re all screwed   
One minute we’re catching up on good ol’ days   
Next thing you know, ka ni ne! 

Lord have mercy, this sucker dah kena santau… 
 Aww aww aww aww! 

C’mon now man, let go of her face 
 This ain’t the right time or place   
Hitch a ride home, never heard from again  
Nothing but dust, not a single trace 

Lord have mercy, this sucker dah kena santau… 
 Aww aww aww aww!

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Side A - Gangly Youth (US) / the maharajah commission (MY) split 7"
Released on 9 November 2012.
Lyrics by Azmyl Yunor
Composed & arranged by The Maharajah Commission
Guitars, Mandolin & Vocals - Azmyl Yunor
Bass - Farez Jinnah
Guitars - Manji Hwang
Drums - Ammar Khairi

Engineered, mixed & mastered by Bullet
KerbauWorks Studios, Kuala Lumpur, MY.

The Maharajah Commission | Santau (Black Magic)

A self-taught, forever-student of life's music STICKSMAN, with nothing held back. Always in search of full musical flavour, solid-strokes, trippy trinkets and heart-thumping bass grooves. Deeply influenced and inspired by grand-masters & beat-legends like Mike Portnoy, Neil Peart, Mike Mangini, Simon Phillips, John Ashley Thomas, Carter Beaufort, and the list goes on. Faithful, disciplined and generous behind the drums, nonetheless reserved, analytical and friendly beyond the drumming vault.

I'm Ammar Khairi and it's my greatest pleasure to have you here. Check out my songs, released from 2011 till now. At this point, me & my bandmates are still looking for a pianist // keyboardist who possess GREAT attitude and perseverance, other than having extraordinary creativity and speed. Plenty of new originals songs will be uploaded soon. In the mean time, me & ARCH Projekt are having fun in the studio covering songs from Dream Theater's ADToE, few LTEs and lots of improvisational jams.