0:00 – 1:00] – Intro: “Check-In”
(Echoed footsteps, intercom hum, whispered questions, and a loud door slam. Dialogue is layered with static, ambient drone, and subtle heartbeat FX.)
Intercom (glitched):
“Now admitting… Patient 108… prepare for intake.”
Intake Nurse:
“Name?”
“Pete.”
“Reason for admittance?”
“…She said I stopped blinking.”
“Any hallucinations?”
“Just the truth.”
“Last dose of medication?”
“Didn’t take it.”
“We’ll fix that.”
(A metal door slams. Static rises. Then silence. Then:)
Whisper (in your voice):
“Welcome inside the ward.”
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🎸 [1:01 – on] – Full Song Begins
Verse 1
Locked in a room with a window to nowhere
They’re watching me breathe like I’m part of the show
The mirror blinks once, then it whispers my secrets
But I don’t remember letting them go
Pre-Chorus
Pills in a paper cup, hands in restraints
I counted each crack in the wall like saints
Chorus
Room 108 — where the silence screams
No exit signs, just broken dreams
Tried to escape but the doors all lie
And the voice in the vent says I already died
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Verse 2
They labeled my mind with a barcode and number
My thoughts get erased every time I sleep
Voices are climbing the vents like thunder
One of them’s mine, but it’s buried deep
Pre-Chorus
Nurses with needles, smiles stitched tight
Whispers say we’re the cure, but nothing feels right
Chorus
Room 108 — where the shadows crawl
Walls talk back and the ceiling falls
Scream all you want, there’s no reply
And the voice in the vent says I never was alive
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Bridge (Instrumental drops out — whispered vocals over eerie clean guitar)
“You’re not crazy…”
“You’re just… inconvenient.”
“You never left that room.”
“You were never born at all.”
(crescendo — distorted guitar punches back in)
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Final Chorus (Heavier, scream backing)
Room 108 — where the lights go black
I clawed my name on the ceiling cracks
Nobody’s real but the pain I feel
And the voice in the vent says this is realer than real
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Outro (SFX fadeout: footsteps walking away, someone laughing from inside a vent, light flickering, then silence)
Final whisper:
“Next patient, please…”