Static Major - Look What You've Done

[Intro]
Light a candle
Girl, you lookin' damn good
To me tonight
Baby, put your hair back

Cause I wanna see your face
*What does that mean?*
Don't be nervous, baby, don't be nervous baby
Girl, I got you, I got you

[Hook]
I can work with you baby
I can take you somewhere
Stop jerking me baby
If you scared, then baby say that you scared

[Verse]
Come a little close to me baby
Don't be shy with those hands
You're such a hell of a woman
I'm here to let you know, that I'm your hell of a man

I can make you say “mhm”
Baby girl you'll never be the same
Don't be nervous, baby, don't be nervous baby
Girl, I got you, I got you

[Hook]
I can work with you baby
I can take you somewhere
Stop jerking me baby
If you scared, then baby say that you scared

[Break]
Looky here, looky there 
It’s in the air
Girl you know I care
Baby don't be scared

Looky here, looky there
You're under my care
Girl you ain't playing fair
Baby don't be scared

Static Major - Look What You've Done

PARTYNEXTDOOR ~ West District

Watch it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKXfjXx0jSE&vl=en

Mastered by rockowo. 

"Adds the Intro from V2, mixes the official Acapella from the studio session, mixes the V3 instrumentation, has the outro from V3, basically a big combination of every version we have! Tried to mix it as beautifully as possible, may take a stab again at it in the future but I believe its got everything!"

On “Pray,” Kendrick Lamar reflects over “the voices of art” and personifies a song by Michael Jackson and a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., respectively. In each of the first two verses, Lamar mentions two dates that relate to the lives of each man—The Jackson 5’s “ABC” released on February 24, 1970, and MLK delivered his “I Have A Dream” speech on August 28, 1963.

Kendrick uses every verse to explore how the media is quick to dismiss an artist’s contributions to society due to their personal shortcomings—he specifically delves into Jackson’s pedophilia accusations and King’s marital infidelity. In the final verse, Kendrick establishes that artists bring meaning to the world regardless of their individual imperfections.

The song samples "Say A Prayer" by T-Fire, which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYotd1EMQGc

OG Filename: Spotless

The song was recorded in 2019 in the same session as "Friends" and originally was sold to okcool by SpirDark. It was leaked on August 18th, 2020 after being passed around by Alek under the name "Prayer". However it was only ever titled "Pray" and "Mr. Morale", the name Mr. Morale was the main name used for the sessions.

It was ultimately scrapped due to the song being leaked. Also mistakenly thought to be an original version of "The Heart Part 5". Lyrics for the song were present on Tidal for "Mr. Morale" when the song first released before being changed.

Zaytop claimed that this was meant to show up on the album as the title track but it was replaced with the version produced by Pharrell. Track is sampled by The Alchemist, while the piano, bass and drums and additional vocals were done by Bēkon.

This version of the song is possibly the most completed version of the song. Includes noticeably improved production and mixing. File name has no relation to the song, the producer just decided to use "Spotless" as temporary label during the production phase. Leaked in full October 8th, 2025 after a successful group buy.

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