20/03/2026
CYFLYM — “ENERGY WARS”
While missiles fly in the Middle East… another superpower is watching closely… China.
Yeah… follow the oil.
Every war got a price tag.
Verse 1 — The Oil Game
China watching quiet from the eastern side
Factories running like a billion-person tide
World’s biggest oil buyer — engine of the trade
Every container ship powered by the crude that they paid
Cheap barrels coming from the sanctioned line
Iranian oil, Russian crude — discount pipeline
Venezuela deals when the markets got tight
While the West paid premium — Beijing paid light
Industrial dragon breathing black smoke sky
Exports to the planet — everything you buy
Phones, cars, steel, ships leaving every port
All of it powered by imported fuel support
(Energy game…)
(Follow the barrels…)
Hook — Female R&B
Oil runs the world
Everybody knows
Wars don’t start with bullets
They start with the flow
If the pipelines break
And the tankers don’t sail
Whole economies shake
When the oil trail fails
Verse 2 — The Strait
Look at the map — narrow waterway line
Strait of Hormuz — artery of mankind
Twenty percent of global oil that we burn
Pass through that channel — every tanker turn
Asia waiting on the cargo to arrive
China, India, Korea keeping engines alive
Japan watching futures every market day
One blocked strait could send prices away
If that corridor slows — factories freeze
Shipping lanes jam like economic disease
Power plants stall, diesel trucks stop
Global supply chains suddenly drop
(20 percent…)
(Chokepoint…)
(Global pressure…)
Hook
Oil runs the world
Everybody knows
Wars don’t start with soldiers
They start with the flows
When the tankers stall
And the markets scream
Even superpowers
Fear the energy stream
Verse 3 — China’s Problem
China already dealing with storms at home
Real estate cracks like a falling dome
Local debt rising like a tidal wave
Youth jobs fading in the markets they gave
Exports slowing — factories tense
Cheap oil was the system’s defense
Now the war shakes the supply chain floor
And the energy game ain’t stable no more
They don’t want missiles flying too far
They don’t want flames spreading into a wider war
Not ideology — not global pride
Energy security is what they protect inside
