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A traditional rap song from the using the iconography and of zombie media. It laces metaphors together to discuss how big the beat is, how even superheroes can't beat capitalism, and how the greatest emcees are left to be devoured by the rapper in question because he's on his Zombie.

This song is inspired by J.coles song "Acceptance" this verse talks about how things aren't always as they seem and how you can make them better by staying true to who you are

This lyric depicts a person that feels that they should just give in to death's call, even though they do not want to die. The feeling is dread. They know that the end of time is nigh and they regret that they did not live their life to the fullest. They start reminiscing about the things they could have done better. Perhaps things would have been better had they never sold their soul for riches. They contemplate just letting go whilst the 'sirens' pull them 'six feet under the floor'. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are highly dark-themed, gloomy, and sad. However, there is an enchanting, hopeful and mysterious undertone to the song. It is full of code. Overall, it comes across as ominous. You're guaranteed a haunted yet intrigued audience. It fits perfectly into most genres, especially the rap genres. It is very befitting of the current times we live in.

This lyric is inspired by Drake's flow in his 2020 rap song, 'Toosie Slide'. My lyric is full of double entendres and is open to interpretation. I wrote it with the idea of cleverly using the placement of poetic lyrics to convey a message - time is up for some, but not all. There will be a paradigm shift soon but most importantly, when 'The Flip' occurs, will you be ready? The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are suggestive, peculiar, and mysterious. It draws people in. The song further personifies 'The Flip', suggesting that it 'rises', 'drops', and 'knocks', but do we listen out for its signs and signals? You're guaranteed a wowed audience. They may even be curious to hear more. It fits perfectly into most genres, especially the rap genres.

This lyric was inspired by British rap/grime and gives tribute and credit to great UK artists, such as Stormzy and Dave. There is also reference to Coldplay. It illuminates the overall struggles of an upcoming artist and just anyone who is grinding and ends up making it big-time. They provide the recipe to become successful. It's a happy, level-up song. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are so sentimental, thankful, and boastful. You're guaranteed a hyped audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.