Electric Bones

Built around The feeling of music living inside your body like electricity in your bones, an ode to rock and roll itself. Live Wire's voltage-cranked guitars carries the concept through rock that rewards repeat listens. "And I have never been the same" — the kind of line that sticks in your head three days later. The mood runs raw, defiant, closing anthem. Genre showcases on Majik's aren't filler — they're proof that independent music can carry real emotional weight when the lyrics and production align.

[verse 1] When I was young I heard a sound Coming up from the underground A riff that hit me like a train Rewired the circuits in my brain I felt it settle in my spine A current running down the line And I have never been the same Since rock and roll carved out my name [chorus] I got electric bones I got electric bones The music lives inside the marrow Deep beneath the skin and narrow I got electric bones And I will never walk alone [verse 2] Some people find their god in church Some people find it in the dirt I found mine in a three-chord song Played too loud and played too long Every stage is holy ground Every amp a sacred sound When the crowd begins to shake That's the only prayer I'll make [chorus] I got electric bones I got electric bones The music lives inside the marrow Deep beneath the skin and narrow I got electric bones And I will never walk alone [bridge] So plug me in when I'm gone Let the feedback carry on Lay me down beneath the speakers Let the bass note be my preacher I was voltage, I was sound I was music underground [chorus] I got electric bones I got electric bones The music lives inside the marrow Deep beneath the skin and narrow I got electric bones And I will never walk alone Electric bones, electric bones Until the last note takes me home