Spiritual Cramp - Whatever You Say Man

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{Michael Bingham (Spiritual Cramp)}
Can't get out of my bed
The doctor says I'm depressed
And I've tried my best again and again
And I can't get over it

Live a life that's out of my head
Things are getting pretty bad
And I've tried my best again and again
But I can't get over it

{Chorus}
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on

{Tony Esposito (White Reaper)}
(?...) the world to connect
But I'd rather be alive than be dead
And I've tried my best again and again
But I can't get over it

I don't wanna see another day
Don't wanna see the sunshine
I don't wanna see thе rain
I'm always in bed

{Chorus}
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goеs on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on

{Chorus}
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on and on and on
And it goes on

Release Date: April 18, 2024

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"Whatever You Say Man" by Spiritual Cramp is a raw and emotional song that delves into the struggles of depression and feeling trapped in a cycle of negative thoughts. The lyrics express a sense of hopelessness and the constant battle to overcome these feelings, despite efforts to do so. The repetitive chorus emphasizes the ongoing nature of these struggles, highlighting the exhausting and overwhelming nature of mental health issues. The collaboration with Tony Esposito of White Reaper adds a haunting and introspective element to the song, creating a poignant and impactful message about the challenges of dealing with inner demons. Overall, "Whatever You Say Man" captures the inner turmoil and desperation of someone grappling with their mental well-being, offering a powerful and relatable anthem for those facing similar struggles.