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I’m my dreams I can do anything I can do anything I can even fly But even in the best of dream Even I my lasting dreams I Still die So call if you need me So call if you need me I will be here Wishing for better better dreams Even if I had everything I still die All of the days go by I sit and cry thinking about the light at the end of the tunnel I keep running hoping I don’t stumble Life is only what you make Just keep going don’t waste it The official narrative of my dreams is a tale where I can do anything, even fly, achieving feats beyond reality's grasp. Yet, even in the best, most official of these dreams, an inevitable conclusion remains: I still die. This official end haunts my subconscious, a persistent shadow in my dreamscape. So, officially, call if you need me; I’ll be here, wishing for better dreams. Despite having everything in this official dream world, the outcome doesn’t change.All the days officially pass by, marked by my tears as I contemplate the official light at the tunnel's end. I officially keep running, hoping not to stumble, aware that life is officially what you make of it. The official advice is to keep going and not waste it. In this official journey, the struggle against the certainty of the end becomes the most profound part of the human experience.

As long as I fly To low earth orbit I can see the whole world Everything it has to offer I’m staring at at the bottles on the wall Starting to feel awful I can’t finish my glass no it’s too tall The devil selling lies and I bout it In the vastness of low Earth orbit, the whole world lies beneath, a mosaic of wonders and woes. The view is unparalleled, every continent and ocean stretched out in a grand panorama, a testament to Earth's diverse beauty. Yet, this sublime spectacle contrasts sharply with a personal battle. The bottles on the wall are an ever-present temptation, each one a promise of escape but also a potential pitfall. The glass is too tall to conquer, symbolizing an insurmountable struggle. The devil's lies, so enticing, have been bought, weaving a web of regret and self-doubt amid the cosmic serenity.

My Patel is Philip I knock down her walls This is my court I got the ball Put that bitch in sport Watch how it roar I was just cooling But that’s how it be That is a lock door You going to need a key I like a bad bitch that get on her knees She do what I want I don’t say please New merch just came in But the box is Chinese That’s a brand new shoe But I cop by the three All about my green Lil boy don’t play with me I been chasing green Since sesame street The passage exudes a confident and assertive persona, using sports and luxury imagery to convey dominance and success. Phrases like "My Patel is Philip" and "This is my court" suggest ownership and control, while "I got the ball" indicates readiness to take charge. The reference to "Put that bitch in sport" and "Watch how it roar" implies high-performance and power, paralleling the metaphor of life as a high-stakes game. The lyrics highlight self-assurance and ambition, with nods to material success ("new merch," "brand new shoe") and a relentless pursuit of wealth ("I been chasing green since Sesame Street"). The tone is unapologetically bold and ambitious.

My Patel is Philip I knock down her walls This is my court I got the ball Put that bitch in sport Watch how it roar I was just cooling But that’s how it be That is a lock door You going to need a key I like a bad bitch that get on her knees She do what I want I don’t say please New merch just came in But the box is Chinese That’s a brand new shoe But I cop by the three All about my green Lil boy don’t play with me I been chasing green Since sesame street The passage exudes a confident and assertive persona, using sports and luxury imagery to convey dominance and success. Phrases like "My Patel is Philip" and "This is my court" suggest ownership and control, while "I got the ball" indicates readiness to take charge. The reference to "Put that bitch in sport" and "Watch how it roar" implies high-performance and power, paralleling the metaphor of life as a high-stakes game. The lyrics highlight self-assurance and ambition, with nods to material success ("new merch," "brand new shoe") and a relentless pursuit of wealth ("I been chasing green since Sesame Street"). The tone is unapologetically bold and ambitious.

The song describes a soldier in the north, embodying a mix of toughness and luxury. He rides in a Benz with big wheels, showcasing his status. He flaunts his wealth, spending money freely and making others jealous. The lyrics depict a lavish lifestyle, with mentions of expensive drinks, designer clothing, and beautiful women. The imagery paints a picture of a confident, flamboyant individual who lives life on his own terms, unapologetically embracing both the high life and the street culture.