Cannibal (prod. by Tantubeats)

Spirit Down (prod. by Zac Vaughn)

Happy Hour’
Knox: The Beatmaker
K.T.B. Studios
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2024

Happy Hour

Happy Hour’ (Prod. KNO❌)

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Intro]

Gotta back
Say come back
To my arms, yeah
This hurts, yeah, fuck, know
I can't take this shit Any more
But I got this, life is short Yeah

[ Verse ]

Yeah They say nothing lasts forever
But love always fades away I try to hide
The pain, so I guess I'm the one to blame
I still hear your voice, I still see your face But
I, hold on you, but you were killin' me slow Two
Things, that's we  love and Commission
Things that we're never know We all just run
From the truth  all the things that we know
And still I'm lookin' for you,just gon' fine (gon be fine

[ Verse]

I'm not okay as I pretend to be
Runnin' from the past I can't see what
Lies head I gave up on everyone
I gave up on everything I know
There's , I just don't think it was meant
For me If you knew me you would judge me
For all these mistakes So like the rest of us
Carry this smile on my face
Act like everything's okay as I try
Not to break my smile is like the love
You gave all along, it was fake

Been for while, I don't even know
My worth no more Sinners like don't find
Forgiveness  in  church no more Meds
They don't work no more, my mind Head
Doesn't work no more  Sometimes I'd
Rather die 'cause that wouldn't hurt
No more But some nights I wanna call
You and swallow my pride 'Cause some
Nights I just feel empty and hollow inside
Why do we hold on to the people that
Promise us lies? Why do we kill ourselves
To live if all of us die?

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“Champions” is a raw and emotional unpacking of family ties—tangled, bruised, but never broken. Over a cinematic beat reminiscent of Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, the track leans into lush, layered production and heavy drums, carrying the weight of generational wounds and hard-won growth.

06rara delivers reflective, conversational verses that feel like late-night talks or letters never sent—addressing miscommunication, betrayal, guilt, and the slow path to healing. “Champions” isn’t about perfection; it’s about persistence. About facing the pain, owning your part, and still showing up for the people who raised you, hurt you, and shaped you.

The chorus cuts through with clarity and soul, like the calm after a storm. At its heart, “Champions” is about reconciliation—not just with others, but with yourself. A triumphant, bittersweet anthem for anyone who’s ever tried to rebuild love on fractured ground.

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