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Wolf of Borg

The Story of Blue Snuggy and Iliana

It’s bold, unapologetically fun, and built for both head-bopping and raving. It’s the kind of track you might hear at a festival—something unexpected that grabs attention for being both catchy and unconventional.

Now Remastered!

[Verse 1]
Once there was a bunny, pink as the dawn,
Soft little ears, a friend to hold on.
Through the years, the pink turned grey,
But Blue Snuggy’s love never faded away.

[Chorus]
Blue Snuggy, oh so true,
Iliana’s heart belongs to you.
Through every tear, every night’s dream,
Blue Snuggy’s there, a steady gleam.

[Verse 2]
Pink Snuggy watched from the side of the bed,
But it was Blue Snuggy who comforted instead.
Faded with love, worn with care,
The bunny who’s always been there.

[Chorus]
Blue Snuggy, oh so true,
Iliana’s heart belongs to you.
Through every tear, every night’s dream,
Blue Snuggy’s there, a steady gleam.

[Bridge]
Stains and stitches, every scar,
Tells the story of how loved you are.
No other toy could ever compare,
Blue Snuggy, you’re beyond rare.

[Chorus]
Blue Snuggy, oh so true,
Iliana’s heart belongs to you.
Through every tear, every night’s dream,
Blue Snuggy’s there, a steady gleam.

[Outro]
Forever a friend, through dark and light,
Blue Snuggy’s the hero every single night.
Iliana’s buddy, her love so strong,
Blue Snuggy, you’re her lifelong song.

Blue Blue Snuggy

Born in gears, raised by silence—he was never meant to feel.
But the world turned. The dials slipped. And the son of precision became the voice of collapse.

Clockmaker’s Son is a time-warped rock odyssey, where verses whisper with synthetic melancholy before detonating into choruses of existential fury. A clash of analog synths, broken time signatures, and operatic rebellion—this isn’t a song. It’s a machine coming apart at the seams.

For the ones who keep it together—until they don’t.

Clockmaker's Son

In a room filled with smoke and silence, she’s already gone—but her shadow hasn’t left yet.
“Haunt Me Softly” is a late-night confession layered in velvet gloom and lo-fi ghost harmonies.
Sparse keys and trap beats flicker beneath bruised vocals, while blues guitar slips through like memory.
It's not a breakup song. It's the sound of someone who never left… and never will.

Haunt me Softly

Blood is thicker than water — until you invite it to a wedding. This track dives deep into the messy magic of family: the unconditional love, the inside jokes, and that one absolute bellend we all pretend not to know in public. With a heartfelt verse that hugs you like Gran after three sherries and a chorus that kicks in the door like an embarrassing uncle at karaoke, Every Family’s Got One is an anthem for everyone who’s ever muttered, “He’s not my side of the family.”

All You’ve Got

Wolf of Borg dive headfirst into the neon-lit storm of 80s emotion with When the Lights Know My Name—a soaring, synth-drenched power ballad that pulses with vulnerability, grit, and raw defiance.

Driven by gated drums, shimmering guitar lines, and haunting analogue pads, this anthem of identity and survival channels the timeless spirit of Pat Benatar and Heart, fusing it with modern emotional weight. It's not just a song—it’s a cinematic reckoning. A midnight confession shouted into headlights and thunder.

This is what it sounds like when you stop apologizing and start becoming.
When the lights finally see you… make damn sure they remember your name.

When the Lights Know My Name

“The Jelly Is Set” plunges you into a smoke-curled jazz club where danger glints behind every brass stab. Set in 1950s Los Angeles, the track paints Petroleum Jelly—slick fixer, gambler, gentleman of vice—as both hero and threat. Think Bobby Darin swagger meets underworld menace: swaggering horns, walking bass, and a grin that could cut glass. Admire him, fear him, and—if you’re wise—sing along while you still can.

The Jelly is Set

Wolf of Borg – AI Music Without Limits

Alas its a sad day for me. Due to continued issues with soundcloud, I am moving to United Masters for all of my releases. Soundcloud have already warned me that they will be deleting all my music, but It will have been released before that happens. Honestly, if you are intending to release music, I'd look elsewhere, Soundcloud are prescriptive and stifle creativity. Their Customer service is virtually inaccessible, unhelpful, and unable to resolve issues. They actively hinder creators instead of supporting them.

Wolf of Borg... Still Creating... Still releasing, just not through SoundCloud... I'll just take my 200,000 streams elsewhere ;)