From birth to grave, they scared the brave
A brick in a wall from a wall that caved
Shit lost, still a whole lot to gain
And what it’s like right now, then will not be the same
Boy loved a girl and considered it precious
Wished it forever like a diamond necklace
So her bought her one and put it on her dresser
A stone that is formed at great depths and pressure
Forgive me i don’t mean to lecture
But Kanye lied, diamonds aren’t forever
Look it up i don’t gotta explain shit
Where’s the hero? His name was Nameless
Last time I saw him was whenever the train left
Said Hi, nice to meet you, and good bye in the same breath
He took a lot of trains been a lot of places
But whenever he leaves he never leaves traces
I seen if before i’ll see it again
That’s why i’m not surprised when most of these heros change faces
You see i’ve been from then to now
But from now to then is the next amount
So lets go

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For everything you gotta do just to get ahead
Everything you gotta do but you didn’t yet
All the shit from the beginning to the bitter end
I will be here from now to then

From now to then better find your place
Better build a map or locate your fate
Were all just links in one big chain
Links can rust, metal decays
Were all nouns, things, person or place
Forever’ s got an epilogue unless your an 8
Time keeps moving were just a trace
Born for your moment but moments don't wait
Times will change, but the rhythm remains
But the rhythm changes time when there's something to say
Since back in the day it could always convey
If I live to be a part of it, then Part of me stays
Will the sun or the wind remember us?
Will I be known by the time that I'm gone?
If history's made up records I hope were the section
They sample to live on in songs
So Loop the best part of me, honesty, artistry
Change is a word and a rhythmic philosophy
often we, question existence
It pushed me down the stairs and said I was tripping
On my darkest day the world will still turn
So I'll live illuminating like I live to learn
I earned these words that surge and burn in my chest
To leave behind a legacy upon my death