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💥About the song 📖: This acoustic reggae-folk song is about a real-life marine incident in August 2025 in the West Philippine Sea, a contentious region where humanitarian missions are often at risk. The song describes how China Coast Guard vessel #3104 collided with its China Navy cutter while pursuing the Philippine Coast Guard's BRP Suluan.

From the BRP Suluan's captain's first-person perspective, the song balances satire and mocking with emotional clarity, underlining the ridiculousness of militarized intimidation against a vessel delivering food and medication for Filipino fishermen. As he describes how his tranquil ship became the focus of a geopolitical farce in which the aggressor self-destructed, the skipper speaks calmly and ironically. Unchecked anger, especially toward those serving their people, can boomerang, as the song shows.

The composition explores humanitarian missions and the foolishness of brute force through acoustic textures, conversational vocals, and maritime imagery. This protest song is also a nautical diary, satirical hymn, and tribute to Filipino seamen's discreet daring in hazardous waters. Learn More... https://www.businessinsider.com/chine...

💥Here's the lyrics:

RAM YOUR OWN NAME
(Words and music by Mon Enriquez)

(Intro-Instrumental)

(Verse 1)
I loaded foods and meds before the sun would rise.
I steered toward the nets where hungry families cry.
You hailed me “intruder,” called me lawless on the tide—
But when you rammed your own cutter, I just kept my eyes wide.

(Chorus)
YOU HIT YOURSELF, you broke your own proud prow.
I came to feed the sea, you taught your ego how.
You chased my simple stern, now you’re the one to blame—
That’s what you get when you ram your own name.

(Bridge 1)
You branded me a trespasser while I carried hope and grain.
You came with blades of steel—and still you scored your own disdain.

(Instrumental Adlib)

(Verse 2)
I watched your deckhands scramble, patching metal bent in shame.
Your battle hymn was silence when your pride became the flame.
I radioed back to base: “No shots were fired today—
Just rice and pieces of your craft that drifted far away.”

(Chorus)
YOU HIT YOURSELF, you broke your own proud prow.
I came to feed the sea, you taught your ego how.
You chased my simple stern, now you’re the one to blame—
That’s what you get when you ram your own name.

(Bridge 2)
They asked, “Did you engage?” I laughed, “No guns—just cargo spare.”
You armed your cutter with revenge, but found your mirror there.

(Closing Verse)
So next time you patrol these waves with swagger in your sails,
Remember kindness rides with me while arrogance derails.

(Outro-Instrumental, Fade & End)

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