The Drawing

This track was born from a real headline: The personal artifacts found in the rubble of the Minab school — drawings, backpacks, notebooks — and the families who lost children. Muckraker's indie-folk production gives the story the weight of a front-page exclusive — journalism you can feel in your chest. Lines like "In the Pentagon they measure blast radius" anchor the track in specifics that generic coverage misses. The mood — quiet, devastating, intimate — reflects the emotional reality behind the numbers. Every Majik's Studio news track exists to make you feel the story, not just read it.

[verse 1] They found a drawing in the dust A house with a yellow sun Two stick figures holding hands Mom and dad and everyone The colors still bright underneath the grey The crayon didn't know what kind of day [chorus] Somebody's daughter drew the sun this morning Somebody's daughter won't be home by three Somebody's daughter drew a picture of her family And that's the only thing they found to keep [verse 2] A notebook open to a page Where she was learning all her letters A for apple, B for bird She was getting better and better Her teacher wrote a star beside her name The ink is smudged but you can read the same [chorus] Somebody's daughter drew the sun this morning Somebody's daughter won't be home by three Somebody's daughter drew a picture of her family And that's the only thing they found to keep [bridge] In the Pentagon they talk about coordinates In Minab they talk about her favorite color In the Pentagon they measure blast radius In Minab her mother's looking for her [chorus] Somebody's daughter drew the sun this morning Somebody's daughter won't be home by three Somebody's daughter drew a picture of her family And that's the only thing they found to keep [outro] The drawing's on the fridge now In a house that's way too quiet The yellow sun still shining On a world that couldn't stop it