
The world ain't your playground !
This is a protest song. It speaks for itself. Someone. Those who stand around him. And those in my own country who bend the knee. That's all I need to say.
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Female vocals · Punk Rock
/ The sound
Direct punk rock with a sharp voice—personal stories, loud guitars, and no need to play nice.
/ Discography

This is a protest song. It speaks for itself. Someone. Those who stand around him. And those in my own country who bend the knee. That's all I need to say.
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Sometimes it's someone you loved. Sometimes it's family. Sometimes it's someone asking for your vote. Different relationships. Same contradiction. We want people when we need something from them, then somehow forget what they meant when we don't. Maybe that's personal. Maybe that's political. Maybe that's just the world we've built. You need me. You just don't value me.
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And this isn't really a "I'm heartbroken and everything is terrible" kind of love song. She's not fifteen anymore. She's old enough to know better, and she genuinely wants to be happy for someone she cares about. The problem is, apparently she didn't grow up quite as much as she thought. So she sits there wondering what you're even supposed to watch on Netflix at a time like this, gives up on that, picks up her guitar and lets her fingers go wherever they want. Somehow, it comes out punk. A slightly self-deprecating love song about being old enough to handle your feelings — and discovering that you're still not particularly good at it.
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This song came from a small frustration in my own life. Just one of those moments when you suddenly realize someone isn't who you thought they were.
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Canada sent firefighters to Los Angeles. The first response from a president wasn’t: “Are you safe?”
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A confrontational punk anthem for people trampled by power, and a rejection of leaders who bend rules to serve themselves.
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A pop-punk love song from the perspective of a childhood friend. And somehow, he's always the guy who hears: "You're a great guy, but..."
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Some stories aren’t about falling in love. They’re about realizing you’ve been standing next to it for years.
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Just a small talk song about an out-of-season rainstorm, wet sidewalks, passing cars, and the strange calm that shows up after the rain finally starts letting go.
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This song started after hearing a bunch of drunk guys at a bar talking about how “Led Zeppelin was the peak of music” and how everything after the ‘70s went downhill. Without older generations of music, none of today’s music would exist.
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A breakup song that doesn’t try to be tragic. He did nothing wrong — he was just busy, doing his best.
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A song about the spaces people fall into when life stops feeling right. Not about careless cheating, not about dramatic confession — but about warmth found at the wrong time, and the quiet damage that follows.
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Donald John Trump said: “Despite a little interlude with Iran, that lovely country, lovely place, we’re doing better than ever before.” If you want your name remembered in history, do nothing more.
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A quieter Side Stories song about making room for someone when the world becomes too loud—without pretending everything can be fixed at once.
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This song is dedicated to the No Kings rallies on March 28. We were inspired by the message shared by the No Kings movement: Their call speaks about fear, rising costs, civil rights, and the belief that power belongs to the people — not to those who try to rule like kings.
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This song is dedicated to the No Kings rallies on March 28. We were inspired by the message shared by the No Kings movement: Their call speaks about fear, rising costs, civil rights, and the belief that power belongs to the people — not to those who try to rule like kings.
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Some feelings never become love,but they still leave a small mark. This song is about hearing unexpected news,answering a little colder than intended,and realizing later that maybe half of it was jealousy.
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What does “Make America Great Again” even mean, if this is called justice? Killing children cannot be victory.
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War began for reasons decided by adults. Soldiers on both sides were wounded and killed, and many facilities were destroyed.
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More than 80 years ago, Charlie Chaplin stood in The Great Dictator and spoke for humanity. It remains one of the greatest speeches ever given.
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This song expresses a sentiment aimed at the present moment of 2026. While it does not specifically target any individual or organization in the lyrics, it strongly critiques certain people and their entourages.
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A song about turning difficult memories into lines that connect, reshape the past, and begin a new story.
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