[VERSION 1 — “Twelve Voices, One Skull” dark‑trippy, surreal, psychedelic] VERSE 1 There’s a flute in my brain blowing holes in the dark, And a biwa plucking secrets like it’s tearing me apart. Deep strings humming low like a warning in the floor, But the tablas keep tapping like they want a little more. PRE‑CHORUS Every sound is a person, every rhythm is a face, Every whisper is a language I can’t seem to erase. CHORUS I hear voices in my head, speaking in a thousand tongues, Sanskrit prayers, Maghreb cries, and a jig that’s over‑spun. They don’t argue, they don’t stop — they just circle me instead, Like a world that’s gone to pieces living rent‑free in my head. [POST‑CHORUS whisper‑style] Turn left… turn right… don’t sleep tonight… We’re all here… we’re all here… we’re all here… [VERSION 2 — “Global Static”] (more emotional, less chaotic, still “voices in my head”) VERSE 1 Piano plays a memory I swear I never lived, Suling breathes a warning that I never should’ve missed. Vibraphone is ringing like a phone I never picked, And the sanfona spins around me till I’m dizzy from the twist. CHORUS There are voices in my head, and they’re singing different songs, One is holy, one is broken, one is telling me I’m wrong. But I’m listening to all of them, I don’t know which one to trust, So I let them form a choir out of chaos, fear, and dust. BRIDGE Some speak truth, some speak lies, Some sound like they’re lullabies. Some are mine… some are not… Some are voices I forgot. [VERSION 3 — “The Choir Behind My Eyes”] (more aggressive, manic, “I’m losing it but it’s musical”) VERSE 1 Timbales crack like lightning in the corners of my skull, Tablas roll like thunder till my heartbeat’s overfull. Milonga steps are stomping on the floorboards of my mind, And a jig is laughing loudly like it’s running out of time. CHORUS There’s a choir in my head and they don’t know how to quit, Every culture, every rhythm, every ghost I ever hid. They’re not haunting, they’re not helping — they’re just living in my chest, Singing madness like a symphony that never lets me rest. [OUTRO spoken, eerie] I don’t fear them… I just hear them… And they’re getting loud again…