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Haymakers
26
Grunge
Haymakers was released on October 17, 2025 by Skeletal Lightning as a part of the album King - EP
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Release DateOctober 17, 2025
LabelSkeletal Lightning
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM89

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dikembe
Dikembe
Performer
Steven Gray
Steven Gray
Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar
Scott Carr
Scott Carr
Electric Guitar
Randy Reddell
Randy Reddell
Bass Guitar
David Bell
David Bell
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Steven Gray
Steven Gray
Songwriter
Scott Carr
Scott Carr
Songwriter
Randy Reddell
Randy Reddell
Songwriter
David Bell
David Bell
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
David Bell
David Bell
Recording Engineer
Trevor Reddell
Trevor Reddell
Producer
Ross Papitto
Ross Papitto
Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

I need to stop throwing haymakers around
Cause everyone in arms reach is starting to catch one now
Just to stop lashing out, I'd need a tourniquet
Brave head, thick skin, and maybe two less fists
But I'm making a case for something different
And I tried it alone like that was the only option
Now get me a phone
Who's next in the rolodex?
Cause I'm in the solar plexus
I'm making messes out of every single planet I touch
So keep my guts in check. Please lay ego to rest
Cause I'm making messes out of everything
Honestly it's too much
I'm a bit worse for wear but I swear I've worn it worse
Somewhere between my own arc and an aquatic hearse
We'll let the tide in and shed it like some dead skin
Bread crumbs through an old mess
But it's starting to feel like it's not that different
Cause the plot is the same but the backdrops have changed
And that's probably a good thing
So I keep my head where it should be
Next to the home that haunts my backseat
While I'm mostly conscious (or I try to be)
Who's next in the rolodex?
Cause I'm in the solar plexus
I'm making messes out of every single planet I touch
So keep my guts in check. Please lay ego to rest
Cause I'm making messes out of everything
Honestly it's too much
It's way too much to stay propped up
Written by: David Bell, Randy Reddell, Scott Carr, Steven Gray
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