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Kid Quill Lyrics

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
An introductory statement indicating that the following content is significant and demands attention.

Pay very close attention
A call to carefully listen and comprehend the message conveyed in the song lyrics.

Man, this one took some minutes
It took considerable time and effort to create this song.

Man, this one took some dollars
The production of this song required a significant amount of financial investment.

But I did got it finished
Despite the challenges encountered, the song was successfully completed.

Man, this one kept me waitin'
The anticipation for this song was high, and it required patience to produce it.

This one tested patience
The creative process of making this song required patience and enduring through difficulties.

Man this the outcome of a hundred late night conversations
The song is a result of several brainstorming sessions that lasted late into the night.

The devil paid his visits, I just kept my distance
Although the evil forces tried to hinder the process, the artist kept a safe distance from distractions.

I pray that when my moment comes I dont slip and miss it
The artist fears missing out on a significant opportunity to showcase his talent when the time comes.

I know this is the intro, but it's way to good to skip it
The artist acknowledges that the introduction of the song is too good to ignore.

I make music for people not positions
The artist creates music for his audience, and not for fame or social status.

Ok, I think a little too headstrong
The artist admits that he may be overly self-confident.

My best friend is my headphones
Music and the creative process of making music is a significant part of the artist's life.

I write raps and sing songs
The artist is versatile and can write and perform different kinds of music.

Got a playlist full of theme songs
The artist has created a collection of songs around a particular theme.

If i was back in 7th grade, then this would be my ringtone
The artist considers this song to be something he would listen to, even as a young student.

No, I can't talk for too long, phone bill be too stong, I know
The artist acknowledges that mobile phone bills can add up quickly and therefore cannot talk for too long.

Kids in college used to hate on the flow
When the artist was younger, other college students did not appreciate his music style.

But now they hit me up to get some tickets to a show
The same individuals who rejected his music are now interested in seeing him perform live.

And I'm like 'hell yeah' I would love it if you go
The artist is thrilled and accepts the support of his fans.

But, tick's are $25 and you can buy them at the door
Tickets to attend the show cost $25 and are available for purchase at the entrance.

So this what god brought me for, truthin' on my piano chords
The artist considers his musical talent to be a gift from a higher power, and he uses this gift to share his experiences and ideas through his songs.

Show my teeth and let it roar
The artist lets his talent shine and leaves a lasting impression with his music.

Way to real to be ignored
The message conveyed through the artist's music is too important and relevant to be ignored.

I know you got a busy day, you ain't got no time to waste
The artist acknowledges the listener's valuable time and gives thanks for taking the time to listen to his song.

But thanks for coming and joinin' me
The artist expresses his appreciation for the listener's presence and participation in the musical journey.

Join me
A final call-to-action, inviting the listener to continue exploring the artist's music and style.

Ok, yeah, this ain't for the radio
The artist points out that the song does not conform to mainstream radio standards.

Yeah this one for the real
This song represents authenticity and raw emotions, rather than a commercial product.

My heart is on my sleeve and imma tell you how i feel
The artist bears his emotions and shares his feelings with his audience through his music.

It ain't gon' be a long summer, it ain't gon' be a long year
The artist acknowledges that time passes quickly and urges his audience to make the most of each moment.

What ever you do, it gon' be a long career
The artist's passion for music and his dedication to his craft suggest that he intends to have a long and fulfilling career in the industry.

Stick it out
A final encouragement to his audience to persevere and stay committed to their dreams and goals.

Good, better, best
An introduction to the chorus of the song, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement and progression.

Never let it rest
The end of the first line of the chorus, reinforcing the message to stay committed to self-improvement.

Til' your good is your better and your better is your best
The final line of the chorus, which sums up the overall message of the song - to keep striving for excellence and never settle for mediocrity.

Good, better, best
A repetition of the opening line of the chorus that reinforces the importance of constant improvement.

Never let it rest
The artist repeats this line to emulate the persistence and dedication required to constantly make progress and achieve one's goals.

Til' your good is your better and your better is your best
The artist repeats this final line to emphasize how crucial and fundamental it is to strive for and achieve excellence in everything that we do.

Good, better, best
A repetition of the chorus to drive home the song's core message.

Never let it rest
A repetition of the line that encourages and motivates listeners to stay committed to continuous improvement.

Til' your good is your better and your better is your best
A final repetition of the chorus that sums up the song's overall message and encourages us to continuously strive for excellence.

Join me
A final call-to-action inviting listeners to join the artist on this journey of continuous improvement and progress.

Yeah...
An outro that concludes the song with a sense of calm expectation for the future.

Ooo
The artist uses this sound as a form of musical punctuation, indicating the end of the song.

Yeah
A final expression of affirmation that reinforces the song's message of perseverance, dedication, and self-improvement.