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Checked Out
Dubstep
Checked Out was released on February 6, 2026 by 10646771 Records DK as a part of the album Checked Out - Single
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Release DateFebruary 6, 2026
Label10646771 Records DK
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM75

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
S⁷A⁴M (AI performance)
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Steven A Moat
Steven A Moat
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Steven A Moat
Steven A Moat
Producer

Lyrics

Hey there, wasn't sure you'd show up
Really
Are you kidding
You wanna twist the fucking knife in my gut
For over five years I haven't shown up
For myself, for others, been stuck in a rut
Now every fucking time I walk into your office
You gotta remind me that I'm unreliable and worthless
Should be suing for fucking malpractice
Did my fucking mother hire you
Show you how to turn the screw
Give you some pointers
On how to ensure my mind stays out of order
Fuck you and fuck this bullshit office
I ain't some simple five minute project
I'm a delicate in depth restoration
The GC, the subcontractors, all on vacation
You really think you're a master electrician
A carpenter, a plumber all rolled into one
Nah, I don't think you could even hang sheet rock
And do all the mudding
Third time wasn't a charm it was a strike
Now I'm out, ain't goin' back to the dugout
Not gonna sit and wait for my next chance to swing
Supposed to be tee-ball not the fucking MLB
Give me some practice at swinging the bat
Instead it's been curveballs thrown hard and fast
That you think I can hit blind, unable to see
While holding a bat the size of a twig
I know what you think when you look at me
I know what you think when you look at me
Towering over you and everybody
You've clearly stated what you think of men
Your tales of working construction
How you had to prove yourself
Because you're a woman
A career you said you'd go back to in a split second
If somehow your body would mend
So here I am yet again
Another therapist, just here for a check
Tell you what, here's my playlist
I'm gonna leave, you can go listen
Turn it up loud, play it at ten
Maybe then you'll begin to understand
I'm not just a man, I'm a fucking person
Third time wasn't a charm it was a strike
Now I'm out, ain't goin' back to the fuckin' dugout
Back to the only therapy that rendered correctly
A stool, a glass, and a bartender that's friendly
Got me through more than half my life
Told it was bad for me, so I quit and I tried
Living the clean life, alcohol free
And now look at what's happened to me
Can't hold a job, all my confidence gone
Non-stop stress tearing me down
Thought the sober life was supposed to make my mind sound
Not turn up the volume on all the screams and shouts
Third time wasn't a charm it was a strike
Now I'm out, ain't goin' back to the fucking dugout
Have you tried grounding techniques Mindfulness
Breathing.. breathing.. breathing
Repeating shit over and over expecting a change
The oft quoted definition of fucking insane
I think that's this place's fucking business plan
Counting, colors, naming off things
Breathing, mindfulness, and fucking grounding
Trying to tether a balloon with a spool of silk thread
Haven't you listened when I said it keeps breaking
No you don't, repeated words on a page
That book over there sitting on the shelf
DSM manual needs to be thrown the fuck out
Or learned that it's not a book full of recipes
It only lists the basic ingredients
It's your job to turn them into something edible
Don't need to make beef wellington
A burger would do
But I'm afraid a simple PB & J might be above you
Third time wasn't a charm it was a strike
Now I'm out, ain't goin' back to the fuckin' dugout
Your advice is a track playin' on loop
Lines written by those with no clue
Used like a manual for fixing a car
Like a single book applies to us all
Might have similar basic parts
But the starter for a Honda ain't fittin' a Chevy
Not like you pop the fucking hood anyway
Your fix.. two hands on the wheel and a little more gas
Yet another shady mechanic, no thanks, I'll pass
Third time wasn't a charm it was a strike
Now I'm out, ain't goin' back to the dugout
Not gonna sit and wait for my next chance to swing
Supposed to be tee-ball not the fucking MLB
Give me some practice at swinging the bat
Instead it's been curveballs thrown hard and fast
That you think I can hit blind, unable to see
While holding a bat the size of a twig
So fuck it, it's back to therapy of the past
Only thing that ever helped me stay on the gas
Taking my foot of the brakes, and shifting gears
Top fuel dragster, alcohol fueled
I've seen what it's done to many a family
Started seeing that by the fucking age of three
But it kept me going from nine to five
Kept me going, kept me alive
Misery
Yeah, that's always been my mistress
But she's so much happier when she has a full glass of spirits
Written by: Steven A Moat
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