Kral, Král or KRAL may refer to:
KRAL was an AM radio station licensed to Rawlins, Wyoming and broadcasting at 1240 kHz. The station simulcasted sister station KIQZ's programming, which was primarily a Top 40 format. It was developed in the 1950s under the supervision of William D. "Bill" McCraken, a Wyoming radio and television pioneer. The station, as of July 2010, was silent, while its sister FM counterpart remained on air for a short period of time. Rawlins is no longer served by a local AM or FM radio station, besides a travelers information station on 1610. There are also other radio stations from nearby cities that carry local programming.
The station did apply for and was granted a renewal of its license in 2005, however citing technical reasons in July 2010, the station remained silent. The period in which KRAL had, until it fixed its "technical" problems and restored broadcasting expired July 19, 2011. According to FCC documents, the station resumed operations on June 20, 2012. Two days later, the station reported to the FCC that it would go silent due to staffing issues. The FCC approved this request, stating the station had to return to air by June 22, 2013. If the station did not return to air by that date and notified the FCC, the license would have been returned to the FCC. As of March, 2013 KRAL still appeared in the FCC database and remained silent, along with its FM counterpart KIQZ. On June 6, 2013 KRAL returned to the air with a classic rock format and then went silent again two days later.
Lying alone in this cold and quiet room
I can hear their whispers now
I can sense it: A turn is coming on
Lying alone in this cold and quiet room
The door is silently opening
I can sense it: A turn is coming on
Wincing faces, racked by pain
They come to me as I fall asleep
Climbing the stairs, to hide is vain
They will get me in this night so deep
Exhausted veins
Bloody drugs every day
Their needles in my brain
They gave me one more jab supposed to relieve all that pain
I tried to get away
To escape from that place
But my own legs betray me leaving body on that bed
Wincing faces, in front of me
They've come to me and I don't dare
To give that fight for eternity