Oh What the Future Holds

Pandora

WORLD OF MALICE

ROC SH!T

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LYRICS:
You better salt the wound
Lock me up and throw away the key
I’m moving down a path of self destruction
I’ve come to realise that i’m not worth fixing
And now i’m past the point any return

No one can save me now

I blame myself 
For all the hate that came to be
“Tough love” was another reason to beat me
I hate myself
For trying to believe
You’d come around and make some time to fix me

I can feel myself giving into hate again
Just load the gun
Cock the hammer and

Pull the fucking trigger
Paint the walls with red
Ignorance is bliss
But I just can’t seem to get enough of it
Burn everything
Just cast me aside
I’m just another victim
Of a shattered mind

Lock me away
Throw away the key
In the absence of you
I learned to hate everything about 

Me

BLOW OUT MY BRAINS



Salt The Wound

Burn the Chains

“Chains in My Head” by The Cypher Kings

Chains in My Head is an intense, introspective anthem about mental confinement, self-awareness, and the struggle to reclaim control. Blending raw emotion with poetic precision, The Cypher Kings capture the turmoil of inner dialogue — the constant battle between fear, confusion, and the yearning for liberation.

The song opens with imagery of invisible chains — not forged of metal, but of thought, expectation, and doubt. Each verse digs deeper into the psyche, where faith, control, and emotional surrender intertwine in a search for meaning. The haunting chorus echoes like an echoing voice in the mind: “What is this conversation going on in my head?” — a refrain that encapsulates the confusion and introspection of those caught between despair and determination.

Musically, the track fuses dark rock tones with electronic undertones, mirroring the tension between chaos and clarity. The bridge shifts the tone from submission to empowerment, as the narrator finds resolve in the realization that freedom is a choice — one earned through courage and acceptance.

By the final verse, Chains in My Head becomes a declaration of resilience: a breaking of mental barriers and the rediscovery of life’s fragile thread. It’s both haunting and hopeful — a reminder that freedom begins within, when we stop letting fear dictate our thoughts.

WORLD OF MALICE

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