Possessed (2015) Lyrics – Chris Webby

[Intro]
Hello, Christian
Are you there?
I’ve come back to play with you
And this time I’ve brought some friends with me

[Verse 1]
I’ve been feeling all these demons creeping
The voices in my head don’t need a reason
The only time they speak to me I’m dreaming
But now they come when I’m not even sleeping
The devil on my shoulder let some friends in

They promised that they had the best intentions
But now I need to get an exorcism
Speaking in tongues and then my head is spinning
S*it, I think I’m slipping
Think it’s getting to me
Losing my religion
Where the witches brew me
That be what I’m sipping
Like I’m in the movies
Then I’m hearing, “Christian”
Then they whisper to m
ot an evil plan
See it in my eyes
See the pentagrams lit up in the sky
Got my pen in hand
As I scribble my
Demonic visions written in these lines
Ritualistic, Christian crucifixion
Superstitious voodoo mixed with Buddha’s wisdom
Killers, ghouls and gremlins
Sent a crew of villains
Sipping booze until I’m losing vision
Now the room is spinning
I’m a duce of kissing
On the loose *** and clueless women

Stupid sinning
Darks, darker hearts
Darker, it’s too late to say you’re fu*king our father
I’m just

[Chorus]
Losing my cool
I don’t know what to do
My slips away and my demons come through
I’m possessed
I’m possessed
Yeah, yeah

[Verse 2]
Uh, looking back at this song in the present
I said some s*it but never really meant it
I was just an angry adolescent
Using words that I look back at with resentment
‘Cause now I’ve seen the darkness on this planet
Watch these rappers ’round me go satanic
Watch the demons rise to power
And it’s taken me some years to fully understand it
But they really do be influencing people
And they really do be making sacrifices
They grew celebrities to do their evil
Sell your soul ain’t just the phrase
Its what the price is
You’re suicided if you go against it
‘Cause once the clause in you there ain’t no exit
Just follow orders and you’ll get rewarded
All you got to do is spread the devil’s message
With their sacrificial goats
Grab and slit their throats
Bleed ’em in a glass to lift and give a toast
Hidden killer slipping in the cloaks
Television hoes
Politicians and musicians singing lyrics that the children quote
Influential motives
Rituals and goals
Once they got your soul they’ll never give it back
So I took a different path
Back when I was

[Chorus]
Losing my cool
I dont know what to do
My slips away and my demons come through
I’m possessed
I’m possessed
Yeah, yeah

[Outro]
Fu*k these occult motherfu*kers running the entertainment business
Every baby blood drinking one of ’em
It’ll never be me

[Intro]
In the intro, a sinister voice addresses Chris Webby directly, suggesting an unwelcome return. The speaker brings others along, implying that the struggles and dark forces Webby faces are intensifying and becoming more overwhelming.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Chris Webby describes feeling haunted by internal demons and unsettling voices that plague him both in dreams and while awake. These voices, representing his dark thoughts and mental struggles, have been persistent and invasive. He portrays these influences as demonic entities, led by a devilish figure who has allowed even more negative forces into his life, all pretending to have good intentions but ultimately causing harm.

Webby feels desperate, contemplating the need for an exorcism to rid himself of these malicious forces. He depicts a chaotic mental state where he experiences hallucinations and hears voices calling his name, indicating a loss of control over his mind. This turmoil is likened to scenes from horror movies, filled with dark rituals and sinister imagery, like pentagrams and evil plans.

His writing reflects these demonic visions, showcasing the influence of dark thoughts and a sense of hopelessness. He references various dark practices and superstitions, blending different cultural elements to illustrate the pervasive nature of his struggles. Webby also acknowledges engaging in self-destructive behaviors, like excessive drinking and meaningless relationships, as he spirals deeper into darkness. The verse concludes with an admission that it’s too late for redemption, as the forces he’s battling have already taken a significant toll on his life.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Chris Webby admits to losing his composure and feeling powerless against his inner demons. He expresses a sense of possession, as if these negative forces have taken control of him, leading to a loss of self and direction.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Chris Webby reflects on his past and the things he said when he was younger and angrier, acknowledging that he didn’t fully understand the implications of his words. As he’s grown, he’s become more aware of the darkness in the world and how the entertainment industry can corrupt individuals. He observes other artists around him adopting satanic imagery and behaviors, which he now understands as being part of a broader, malevolent influence.

Webby highlights the sinister power these forces wield, explaining how they manipulate celebrities and public figures to spread their evil messages. The phrase “selling your soul” is taken literally, suggesting that individuals make significant moral compromises for fame and success. He mentions the deadly consequences of opposing these dark influences, implying that those who resist are often silenced.

The verse continues to describe the ritualistic and sacrificial practices that he believes are prevalent in the industry, involving disturbing acts and hidden agendas. Webby criticizes politicians, musicians, and media figures who, in his view, perpetuate these harmful messages and behaviors. He warns that once someone is ensnared by these forces, they are trapped, and their soul is never returned.

Ultimately, Webby shares that he chose a different path, rejecting these dark influences despite the pressures and temptations he faced earlier in his career.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Chris Webby reiterates his feelings of losing control and being overwhelmed by his inner demons. He feels possessed and unable to manage the negative forces affecting his life.

[Outro]
In the outro, Chris Webby vehemently condemns the occult influences he perceives in the entertainment industry. He asserts that despite the pervasive presence of these dark forces, he will never succumb to them.

1. Hello, Christian
The song opens with a dark greeting, addressing the artist, Chris Webby, as “Christian,” implying a sinister presence that has returned, bringing negative influences or challenges.

2. I’ve been feeling all these demons creeping
Webby describes a sense of encroaching negativity or darkness, symbolized by “demons,” which represent his inner turmoil and struggles with intrusive thoughts or influences.

3. The devil on my shoulder
This phrase refers to a metaphorical devil tempting or influencing someone towards negative actions or thoughts, indicating internal conflict or moral struggle.

4. Speaking in tongues
This phrase typically signifies speaking in a language unknown to the speaker, here used metaphorically to describe confusion or disorientation in the face of overwhelming thoughts or experiences.

5. Losing my religion
To “lose my religion” means to undergo a crisis of faith or belief, often due to external pressures or internal struggles, reflecting a deep personal turmoil.

6. Like I’m in the movies
This expression suggests feeling as if one is experiencing events that are surreal or fantastical, akin to a dramatic storyline portrayed in movies, possibly referencing an unreal or chaotic state of mind.

7. Got my pen in hand
Refers to the act of writing, where the artist uses writing as a cathartic outlet to express and confront their inner demons or personal struggles through creative means.

8. Superstitious voodoo mixed with Buddha’s wisdom
Combines elements of superstition and Eastern philosophical teachings (Buddha’s wisdom), highlighting a blend of cultural references and belief systems within the artist’s introspection or worldview.

9. Ritualistic, Christian crucifixion
Describes a metaphorical or symbolic suffering akin to a crucifixion, often associated with intense personal or emotional pain, possibly reflecting a deep-seated anguish or struggle.

10. It’ll never be me
A defiant statement rejecting involvement in or succumbing to the negative influences or practices described, emphasizing personal resilience or a rejection of societal pressures.