I ain’t askin' for much, just a lil' bit of time.

My Life

The song by IN JOHN's HEAD is a raw, powerful piece about battling learning struggles, trauma, and being written off by society—then turning that pain into lyrical fire. With gritty sound effects like “Ppprrr” and “Grrraa” mimicking mental chaos, it blends grime, spoken word, and defiant poetry to tell a story of survival, self-worth, and triumph through art. It’s part confession, part war cry—deep, honest, and unfiltered.

Sound o' The Mind

The lyrics tell a raw, emotional story of growing up in a tough, poverty-stricken area—marked by violence, loss, and survival. It reflects on life in council flats, the lure of street life, and the emotional toll it takes. Through vivid imagery and introspective lines, the song explores themes like trauma, broken dreams, loyalty, and resilience. Despite the darkness, there's a quiet strength in the narrator’s voice—still standing, still hoping, still fighting.

No Sleep in the Ends

A surreal, tongue-in-cheek UK rap anthem, "Pounds" blends grime, stoner rap, and occult imagery into a wild, hedonistic journey. The narrator—equal parts high, horny, and haunted—brags with dark humor and twisted swagger about sex, solitude, and a recurring “old hag” figure that rides shotgun through his chaotic lifestyle. With witty punchlines, eerie metaphors, and self-aware madness, the lyrics paint a portrait of a man thriving in his own bizarre lane—unapologetically filthy, deeply unserious, and totally untouchable.

Pounds

The song is a gritty, reflective UK rap track that captures the mood of late-night city rides, ambition, and street resilience. It blends introspective storytelling with flexes of success, touching on themes like past struggles, loyalty, hustle, and emotional isolation. The vibe is cinematic and atmospheric, mixing UK street slang with poetic metaphors, all delivered over a beat that would suit a moody trap or drill production.

Now I’m Global

The song is a raw, emotional protest piece that speaks out against social inequality, government neglect, and class injustice. Told from the perspective of someone living in poverty, it contrasts the harsh realities of working-class life—struggling with hunger, housing, and systemic disregard—with the comfort and privilege of political elites.

The lyrics blend rap, spoken word, and soulful chorus lines to convey anger, frustration, and resilience. It critiques how the powerful manipulate the system while the poor suffer, yet ends with a sense of defiance and strength, calling for change and justice. It's a voice for the voiceless, demanding to be heard.

Filthy Rich

The song is about the emotional pain caused by hurtful words, especially from someone you love. It explores how verbal abuse leaves deep, invisible wounds, but ultimately shifts toward reclaiming strength, self-worth, and rising above the damage.

That’s WORDS

The song is a high-energy hip hop club anthem about a confident woman dancing boldly, showing off her body, and owning the attention she gets with powerful, seductive moves.

Slow-mo

Honest, emotional, and raw—but also uplifting and inspiring, with a message of perseverance and collective strength.

Overall, it’s a motivational call to action—to heal, rise, and build a brighter future together, despite the darkness.

Turnover (Remix)

The song is about the emotional struggle of loving someone deeply while feeling unseen and unappreciated in return. The narrator expresses unwavering loyalty and sacrifice for a partner who doesn’t fully acknowledge his efforts or pain. Despite his dedication, he feels like a ghost — present but unnoticed. The song explores themes of one-sided love, emotional exhaustion, and the quiet hope for recognition, asking the question: Can someone who gives everything also be allowed to shine?

My Everything

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