Sometimes, I Frighten Myself

The audio begins with a hauntingly beautiful, mellow melody. The environment is imbued with an eerie calmness, the kind that sends shivers down your spine, yet leaves you yearning for more, like a moth drawn to a flame. Suddenly, a voice breaks through the silence - a voice so rich and captivating it instantly seizes your attention. As the vocals progress, they lull you into a trance, a sense of tranquility mixed with an unsettling undercurrent. The singing is melodious, yet it carries an undertone of something sinister, something that stirs a sense of foreboding deep within you. The singer croons about frightening themselves, their voice echoing with a heartrending vulnerability that is chilling to the core. There's an uncanny sense of the singer being caught in a battle with their own reflection, a struggle that's both intimate and terrifying. The vocals weave a tale of fear and self-doubt, a narrative that is both unnerving and strangely