[Intro: Male Lead, Klaus, spoken]
Five minutes pass. The load returns.
Five minutes pass. The old wheel turns.
No name beside it. Still it runs.
The process nobody owns.

[Verse 1: Male Lead, Klaus]
KLOWSS follows one forgotten trace
through a server without a place.
No repository. No release.
No ticket shows its first intent.
A shell script wakes a Java thread.
Its package owner field is dead.
Every five minutes, row by row,
it drags the oldest tables below.

[Pre-Chorus: Alternating Vocals]
MAH-rah asks, "What was it for?"
KLOWSS says, "No one knows anymore."
One faded comment crowns the code:
"Temporary. Remove when done."

[Chorus: Duet]
The process nobody owns
runs on dust and borrowed bones.
Five-minute teeth bite through the stack,
dragging every old table back.
No living name beside the load.
Dead hands still steer the code.

[Verse 2: Male Lead, Klaus]
Finance sends the question back.
Data never used this stack.
Platform says the host is old.
Legal says records must be controlled.
Marketing recalls a chart
built before the current start.
Someone asked for nightly trends.
No one knows why five repeats.

[Pre-Chorus: Alternating Vocals]
MAH-rah asks, "What was it for?"
KLOWSS says, "No one knows anymore."
One faded comment crowns the code:
"Temporary. Remove when done."

[Chorus: Duet]
The process nobody owns
runs on dust and borrowed bones.
Five-minute teeth bite through the stack,
dragging every old table back.
No living name beside the load.
Dead hands still steer the code.

[Verse 3: Alternating Vocals]
KLOWSS finds seven years of files:
customer names in buried piles.
TAH-reek checks the network flow.
Each spike starts from the host below.
The scaler met that needless strain
by renting servers for the chain.
One orphan script, one absent name,
fed the cost and fanned the flame.

[Instrumental Break: circular five-note riff recurring every five measures]

[Bridge: Male Lead, Klaus]
"I wrote a patch like this before:
just for now, then out the door.
Old code is not a faceless ghost.
Someone chose it. Someone must stop it."

[Breakdown: Alternating Vocals]
Keep the records.
Kill this copy.
Name the owner.
Stop the process.

[Final Chorus: Duet]
The process nobody owned
stops before the next cycle rolls.
No more teeth inside the stack.
No more wasted copies back.
Code that carries weight and load
gets a living name beside the code.

[Outro: Male Lead, Klaus]
Four minutes pass. No spike returns.
Five minutes pass. Nothing burns.
KLOWSS shuts one forgotten screen:
"Temporary since twenty-nineteen."
