Off the top verses were used for a quick edit writing session. So, while the verses are no longer 'off the top' they are still close to and inspired by such.

Rise Of The Remedy

Sick Hop, Don't Trip

Formed mostly from punchlines that were written here and there, which were then put together to create concise and cohesive verses.

At The Speed Of Sound

High energy beat, high energy lyrics. Wordplay is centered around the title of the song.

Keep Swingin

Repeating Scenes is inspired by real life events of what some may consider De Ja Vu, but to me are instances of identical actions (sometimes close, but NOT quite identical) playing out at separate times. "Repeating Scenes" is a phrase I use to describe these events now, rather than "De Ja Vu." This is a rap done in storytelling format, because every lyrical album/ mixtape should include at least one.

Repeating Scenes

Somewhat abstract wordplay is used in this song. The first verse contains words and phrases that suggest the beginning of something, the second verse implies the middle, and the last verse uses words/ phrases that suggest a conclusion.

And I Quote

Playing off the vocal sample of the beat, themes of intimacy continue from the previous track.

Seal It With A Kiss

Simply put, it is a love-themed song, because almost every album needs one, but especially a Remedy-themed album/ mixtape.

Desire

The central theme of the mixtape/ album is expressed in this song. It details the lyrical and musical path of Jǝs Jāmz a.k.a. The Remedy, from writing and recording on tape up to the making of ROTR.

Rise Up

Two elements of defining characteristics of The Remedy are employed here, seemingly on command, and they are: willpower and empathy.

Remedy Begins

Rise Of The Remedy Intro. Contains the most identity-defining bars for The Remedy. So many words and phrases are purposefully placed to coincide with sounds in the beat. A sound that consistently plays in the background could be interpreted as similar to acknowledging points made, like in the show Around The Horn, which also ties into a line in this song that refers to being a part of a Viking-like brotherhood. 
"Hot as Mars with these bars cuz the desert's where I'm postin'" refers to a place I meditated in the Mohave Desert that I nicknamed Mars because of the amount of red rocks and sand on the path to get there.

The Recipe

Welcome To The Show Wit The Meditative Flow