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Tell It Like It Is​.​.​.

from FrankJavCee | Volume Two by FrankJavCee

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Do I really want all the fame and fortune.
The Media told me it is meant for musicians
Who are beautiful the ones that make u feel good
Is it talent is it luck or a mixture of two sides
One reality, the other fantasy
Who is the artist in a modern day society
At any given moment you can gaze into my life
Who the fuck am I when I could just lie

Everyone started looking the same
It's a shame, that numbers are the only way to win this game
Quantum Physics and I am so god damn attractive
Like melting magnets my energy is refractive multiplying and growing with each passing expierence
I only exist so I can have an audience
Age of Aquarius white noise delirious
Filtering frequencies just so you can hear me

Solipsistic and I'm following statistics
that lead me to conclude this universe is scripted
Fate complex or am I my own god
My ego has recognized it's own fraud
Be Careful what you wish for
Words have power life imitates art
Energy is everything
vibration with no ending no start

If u r vibing with me its no coincidence
The inner child it screams without an instrument
To play the melodies from deep within it's soul
The ancient timeless song from above to below
I am ripple and we are wave
No longer afraid of shadows in cave
I am not a slave to the system
I am a master of my own existence

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from FrankJavCee | Volume Two, released December 12, 2016

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FrankJavCee is a musician from Los Angeles.

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