I Am The Doctor
Dr. Who Lyrics

Can't judge a book by its cover like Tame Impala
Judging someone solely based on their outward appearance can be misleading and prevent you from getting to know the real person.

The monk with a chain doesn't inspire mana
Sometimes appearances can be deceiving, and just because someone looks like they have authority or power doesn't mean they actually do.

DR4K0 in the cave cooking beats for the project
The artist DR4K0 is focused on creating music, even if it means working in isolation.

T-shirt slippers socks, that's the way we like it
The artist prefers to focus on comfort over fashion when it comes to their daily wear.

DR4K0 Drip
DR4K0 has a distinct and recognizable style.

Soldiers, pose
Sometimes people adopt a posture or attitude to present themselves in a certain way to others.

Slip, Grip
Things can be unpredictable and sometimes we need to adapt quickly to the situation at hand.

Froze prose
Writer's block can affect anyone, and sometimes we need to step away from our work to gain clarity.

Remove the mask you were told to
The artist encourages others to show their true selves, rather than conforming to societal expectations.

Hold on to
It's important to stay true to oneself and one's values, even if it's difficult at times.

Prove yourself to yourself, improve
We should work on ourselves for our own personal growth and development, rather than trying to impress or prove ourselves to others.

Breaking through, sky-blue
The artist is persevering through difficult times and remaining optimistic about the future.

Looking up
The artist is looking ahead with a positive attitude and hopeful mindset.

Mashup mashup
The artist enjoys combining different elements and styles to create something unique.

Let's flare it up
The artist is energetic and enthusiastic about their work, and encourages others to join in the excitement.

Made up made up
The artist creates their own reality and doesn't conform to the expectations of others.

Tentatively
The artist is approaching something with caution and careful consideration.

Lets grow up, grow up
As we mature, it's important to learn from our mistakes and strive to be a better version of ourselves.

With not regrets
It's important to live life with no regrets and to make the most of every moment.

Should I judge a person
The artist is questioning the practice of making snap judgments about others based on their appearance.

Based on their exterior
The artist is specifically referring to evaluating someone based on their physical appearance rather than getting to know them for who they are.

Maybe that's a barrier
The artist suggests that making assumptions about others based on their appearance can be limiting and prevent us from truly connecting with people.

To make my charge lighter
By letting go of preconceived notions about others, we can relieve ourselves of the burden of judgment and be more open to new experiences and relationships.

Should I deny
The artist is exploring the idea of intentionally ignoring the visual cues we receive from others.

The visual information
Humans are wired to interpret visual cues and use them to inform our opinions about others.

Not analyse
Sometimes it's important to step back and resist the urge to overanalyze everything.

The invisible report
There's more to a person than what we can see on the surface, and it's important to remain open to the possibility of deeper connections.

Of, of our eyes
The artist acknowledges that our eyes can only tell us so much about a person, and that there's always more to the story.

Or should we simply not criticize
The artist is questioning whether we should refrain from making negative judgments about others altogether.

Truth
The artist values honesty and authenticity in all aspects of life.

Lies
Dishonesty and deception are antithetical to the artist's values and way of life.

Highs
The artist enjoys the positive and uplifting moments in life.

Lows
The artist recognizes that life can be difficult at times and values the lessons that come from these tough experiences.

Bad
The artist is not afraid to confront and acknowledge the negative aspects of life and human behavior.

Guy
The artist is using gender-neutral language to refer to people in general.

We got a persona coming in hot
The artist is describing someone who is trying to present a certain image or identity to others.

Apparel, jewels and what not
This person is using their clothing and accessories to signal wealth or status to others.

If not
If clothing and appearance don't convey status, what does?

Status and beauty then what is it for
The artist is questioning the value of external signals of status and beauty.

Signalling, feel good, what more
External signals of status and beauty may make us feel good temporarily, but aren't necessarily indicative of true happiness or fulfillment.

Forevermore
The artist is suggesting that people have always valued external signals of status and beauty throughout history.

It's a war
The artist is describing the battle between external signals of status and true inner fulfillment and happiness.

It's true enough
The artist acknowledges that this struggle is a universal truth and has existed for a long time.

I got some flaws
The artist is humble and recognizes that they are not perfect.

Drawbacks, I'm self-focused
The artist is aware that they can sometimes become too focused on their own needs and desires.

Shallowed my humble soul
The artist is acknowledging that they have struggled with maintaining their humility in the face of success.

Instinct, no spirit
The artist is describing a period of their life in which they were simply going through the motions without truly being engaged or inspired.

Loving, not brain dead
Now, the artist tries to approach life and relationships with love and warmth, rather than simply going through the motions.

Visual expressions
The artist values self-expression through visual mediums, such as music, clothing, and art.

Useful perceptions
The artist wants to create work that has a lasting impact and helps people see the world in a new and useful way.

Seeking physical validity
The artist acknowledges that external validation can be tempting, but recognizes the importance of finding meaning and validation from within.

Motion of villainy
The artist is describing the ways in which greed, selfishness, and materialism can take hold in our lives and lead us down a negative path.

I had to shut down my eyes in avidity
The artist is acknowledging that they have had to close themselves off to external validation at times when it was becoming too overwhelming or negative.

Leading to vanity
Focusing too much on external validation can lead to a sense of self-importance and vain behavior.

Peril and prejudice
The artist recognizes that there are many negative forces in the world that can lead us down an unhealthy path.

I need an exorcist
The artist is exaggerating to make a point about the negative influences that can sometimes take hold in our lives.

(What)
The artist is using this interjection to express confusion or disbelief.

Sacrilegious
The artist is describing the ways in which negative influences can go against our core values and beliefs.

Biology and bust
The artist is acknowledging that our biology and societal pressures can sometimes lead us down a negative path.

Verdict is upon us
The artist is suggesting that it's up to each individual to make their own choices and determine their own fate.

Opinion is out, it's rust
The artist is acknowledging that our opinions and beliefs can become outdated or unhelpful over time.

Mental reality
Our mental state can have a huge impact on how we experience the world and interact with others.

Rea rea rearranging inanity
The artist is suggesting that we need to rethink our priorities and values to create a healthier and more meaningful world.

That is the faculty
The artist believes that this type of critical thinking and self-reflection is an important skill or attribute to possess.

I had to step out and question morality
The artist is acknowledging that they have had to question their own values and beliefs in order to grow and develop as a person.

Who got the answers
The artist is acknowledging that there may not be one single answer or solution to life's many questions.

I'm drowning in pageantry
The artist is suggesting that external signals of wealth and status can be overwhelming and distracting from what's truly important.

Cutting the signals but not in entirety
The artist is acknowledging that it's difficult to completely remove oneself from external signals of wealth and status, but it's important to try.

DNM Drip
This may be a reference to a specific style or brand, or a nod to the artist's own clothing line or aesthetic.

Guilt trip
The artist is suggesting that feeling guilty about past mistakes or missteps can prevent us from moving forward and growing.

Telling lies
The artist values honesty and integrity in all aspects of life and dislikes deception or dishonesty.

Attitude
The artist is emphasizing the importance of having a positive and productive attitude toward life and work.

Stand on a higher level of wokeness
The artist is encouraging listeners to strive for a higher level of awareness and critical thinking in their daily lives.

This is panoramic
The artist is describing a broad or sweeping view of the world and its many complex issues.

I don't mean Asterix
The artist is using this reference to emphasize their point and create a playful tone.

We can see more than the physical
The artist is emphasizing that there's more to the world and the people in it than what we can see on the surface.

So we can' judge based on simply the physical
The artist is urging people to look beyond appearances when making judgments or decisions about others.