Anxiety Will Happily Answer For You

Progressive post-hardcore, urgent raw male tenor with a vulnerable cracked edge, escalating from speech-singing to strained belts and controlled shouts; raw unpolished production expands dynamically without glossy sheen; pushing conversational syncopation with shifting accents, phrases dragging and surging across the meter, ending in exhausted half-time; exposed guitar, clean arpeggios, chiming lines, bass, tom-heavy drums, octave melodies, angular distorted riffs, heavy chords, intertwined soaring leads, ringing guitars and unresolved feedback

V6-WILD

[Intro] What is your name? Maybe that is the question Jesus is asking some of us: “What is your name?” Not: What are you afraid of? Not: What happened to you? Not: What keeps shouting inside your head? What is your name? [Chorus] Because anxiety will happily answer for you. Failure. Unlovable. Unsafe. Too late. Not enough. Alone. But those things are not your name. [Hook] What is your name? What is your name? What is your name? [Verse] Legion was loud. Legion was many. Legion had been there a long time. But Legion was still not the man. And your anxiety may speak loudly. It may speak often. It may even speak in your own voice. But it does not get to tell Jesus who you are. [Verse] Jesus crossed the sea for one man everyone else had given up on. He walked directly into the place everyone else avoided. Into the tombs. Into the screaming. Into the chaos. And when He left, the man was sitting there again. Clothed. Thinking clearly. Whole enough to go home. [Chorus] So when a thousand voices are speaking inside you, remember: Jesus does not need to outnumber them. He only needs to speak. Legion may be many. But Christ is Lord. [Hook] He only needs to speak. He only needs to speak. He only needs to speak. He only needs to speak. [Outro] Legion may be many. But Christ is Lord. Legion may be many. But Christ is Lord.

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