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Mercenary
18
Pop
Mercenary was released on November 13, 2025 by Stan Pratt as a part of the album INTROSPECTATOR - EP
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Release DateNovember 13, 2025
LabelStan Pratt
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM101

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Stanley Pratt
Stanley Pratt
Lead Vocals, Synthesizer, Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Stanley Pratt
Stanley Pratt
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Stanley Pratt
Stanley Pratt
Producer
Max Glasbey
Max Glasbey
Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

He, he had a lot to say
So he told himself one of these days
That they would hang his face
Like a hero's in the hall of fame
But nothing has changed
The good and the bad and the mercenary
Only serve for a bribe or a lasting promise
Isn't it sad and unnecessary?
We do the right thing to be known as "honest"
Does it, does it, does it
Cause you a little less
Regret, regret, regret
Saving all the oppressed
Commit, commit, commit
While in your Sunday best dress
I think it's time we confess
Oh, we're now too comfortable
Putting up all these walls
To hide what's in store
For the ones we call "poor"
It's not hard to miss
We live in ignorant bliss
Saving the troubled for a lover's kiss
What a shocking twist
The good and the bad and the mercenary
Only serve for a bribe or a lasting promise
Isn't it sad and unnecessary?
We do the right thing to be known as "honest"
Does it, does it, does it
Cause you a little less
Regret, regret, regret
Saving all the oppressed
Commit, commit, commit
While in your Sunday best dress
I think it's time we confess
How many must die before our men win the war?
Do their guns and violence bring back the peace?
How many must die before our men win the war?
Does our strength in numbers put them at ease?
The good and the bad and the mercenary
Only serve for a bribe or a lasting promise
Isn't it sad and unnecessary?
We do the right thing to be known as "honest"
Does it, does it, does it
Cause you a little less
Regret, regret, regret
Saving all the oppressed
Commit, commit, commit
While in your Sunday best dress
I think it's time we confess
How many must die before our men win the war?
Do their guns and violence bring back the peace?
How many must die before our men win the war?
Does our deafening silence put them at ease?
Written by: Stanley Pratt
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