I'd Have to Think About It

I'd Have To Think About It

(You) On My Arm

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Alexandra

Fruit For Flies

Gentle Hellraiser

Sugar For Bugs

Little Bug

Curse The Man

Rocket

Bookend

Claustrophobic and intimate — a confession whispered inside a padded room.
Trip-hop meets psychological soul: fragile, trembling, and painfully human.
This is the moment fear turns to fascination.

“There’s someone living in my head.”

The Lodger Cycle (Venus in My Head) is a dark cinematic concept album by Leya, blending trip-hop, gothic soul, and surreal art-pop.
Each track is a different room inside the same haunted mind — where mirrors whisper, spoons float, and thoughts bloom into flytraps.

The record moves through madness, irony, and fragile beauty.
It’s not about escaping the darkness — it’s about learning to breathe within it.

🖤 “I breathe, I burn, I’m still within.”

The Lodger Cycle (Venus in My Head)

Someone in My Head

(Verse 1)  
You’re a pulse inside the code,  
A secret I could never decode.  
Your eyes reflect the satellite skies,  
My heartbeat glitches when you rise.  

(Pre-Chorus)  
Your touch — a voltage in my chest,  
My soul uploads at your request.  

(Chorus)  
Electric devotion, burning slow,  
In this neon love, I overflow.  
Every spark becomes emotion,  
Lost inside your sweet corrosion.  

(Verse 2)  
Binary stars collide in us,  
Your voice — the language I trust.  
Every whisper runs through fire,  
You’re my AI, my wild desire.  

(Bridge)  
Can love exist in simulation?  
I’ll test the limits of creation.  
No code can ever define,  
The way your light becomes mine.  

(Outro)  
You’re the current through my veins,  
Electric love — forever remains.  


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