STÉNKON - Імена, що голосніше за зброю

🕯️ “Names Louder Than Weapons” is a musical requiem — a poetic scream of grief, fury, and brutal truth. It’s not just a song. It’s a list of names, a battlefield of memories, and a moral indictment of the world’s silence. At its core lie the names of Ukrainian children — Timofiy (3), Arina and Radyslav (7), Danilo, Mykyta, Alina (15) — whose lives were stolen by war before they even had a chance to live.

🎙️ Each verse is a vivid, cinematic moment. A mother keeping her child’s tiny socks. A child drawing sunshine in a backpack, not realizing the airstrike was coming. Schools turned to ruins. Laughter turned to dust. This isn’t metaphor — it’s raw documentation of human tragedy.

🌍 The second half of the track shifts from sorrow to righteous rage — aimed directly at the global powers watching from a distance.

“You could’ve sent weapons — you sent promises.
You could’ve closed the skies — you closed your eyes.”
No longer a plea — it’s a demand. Stop mourning. Start acting.

🇺🇸🇪🇺 Western governments, institutions, and leaders are called out for their performative empathy and diplomatic delays.

“Your leaders shake hands.
Ours hold their children — no longer breathing.”
The message is unfiltered: neutrality is complicity.

🛑 The title says it all: these children’s names now echo louder than missiles, louder than silence, louder than excuses. And if you hear them — you can no longer pretend not to know.