I've seen the future before
I've walked where I've walked once more
I know when the phone's gonna ring
There's nothing new under this sun
Under these stars

There's nothing you can do that won't be undone
All is still
Under all this
Open your mind to what is possible
Let your words travel through the wires
To my front door

What if it happens again?
Are we codependents?
Never to break the cycle
Our souls have tangled throughout time

The same lives
The same lovers
Repeatedly reinventing
Generation to generation
Existence over evolution

Reincarnate
Redouble
Into electromagnetic floods
We are current
We are currency
We are patterns

Everything in repetition
We are what we have been
We are not when the chain is broken
Thought is cathode

Dreams in Static

Jesus came back today
Walkin' like a breeze across the city
I asked the long-awaited Savior if he'd stay
He said I'm waitin' for the next flight out to Tel Aviv

Then a glowin' reverend appeared
Skateboardin' off the ledge and fallin' on his knees
And he wiped the dust from off his steerin' wheel
Smilin' at Jesus like they shared a peace pipe overseas

All along
We swore it had to be a prophecy
All along
It's Jesus talkin' on the street to me

Twenty gone in their youth
Billy Clubdancin' through the full moon haze
And my pastor wears a voodoo witchdoctor mask
And preaches to the animals to save the end of days

All along
He said it all was a fantasy
All along
It's Jesus singin' over water to me

The neighbor's eyes rolled back
Peelin' out when he hears the pagan hymns
And he drags his pinstripe cross into the swamp
Proclaimin' this is the very state that Jesus paid for sins

Streets of Prophecy

Let me talk my shit
Man
I ain't heard from you in months
I've been duckin' to get this done
Told 'em wait 'til my work is done
Please do not hit my phone
If it ain't about funds
She want me to save her
But
Baby
I ain't no nun
Told me she's ready to go
Well
Tell me what it is
I've been makin' hits
Like every week
I'm off the shits
She said
"If I have your kid
Just promise you won't dip"
Told her
"If I had your kid
Then
Girl
I'd need a drink"
I said

Lately
I've been really in my bag
They gon' keep on talkin'
Man
That's sad
They ain't really with you like they say
I think that's just something I had to say
'Cause I'ma keep on workin' 'til my legacy in motion
When I'm with my brothers
Feel like we in locomotion
If you hearin' this
Man
This was all up off a notion
This shit come so easy
Got me feelin' like I'm chosen

Let me talk my shit
Man
I ain't heard from you in months
I've been duckin' to get this done
Told 'em wait 'til my work is done
Please do not hit my phone
If it ain't about funds
She want me to save her
But
Baby
I ain't no nun
Told me she's ready to go
Well
Tell me what it is
I've been makin' hits
Like every week
I'm off the shits
She said
"If I have your kid
Just promise you won't dip"
Told her
"If I had your kid
Then
Girl
I'd need a drink"
I said

Legacy in Motion

Had a one-night stay with a gold-diggin' woman
Woke up feelin' scammed in the morning (Whoo)
The devil in my brain
My mind's so corrupt
Ain't much somethin' a little prayer can't fix up

I put the wheels in the dirt tryin' to unwind (Unwind)
Find me a little heaven for a couple of songs
And if you don't get what I just said
Where I'm at
Let me be more direct (Direct)

I'm at home sittin' right in between these worlds
They call that purgatory
For some
It might not work
But that's just my story
And I know that God blessed me
So I'm a long way from gettin' myself burnt
Find me sittin' right in between these worlds
They call that purgatory

Runnin' with the punks and the jackal roster
Livin' in town where it's cheatin'
Cowboys love guns
And on a Sunday mornin'
All the churches will clutter
Like you confide in dusk who's corruptin' the judge

Now
The gray's been a little comfortable on me (Comfortable on me)
My angel needin' confidence just to trust me
Though
I must admit
I nearly fell for the dark
Could be days with the ones who end in a cross

Right at home sittin' right in between these worlds
They call that purgatory (Yeah)
For some
It might not work
But that's just my story (Yeah)
I know that God blessed me
So I'm a long way from gettin' myself burnt
Find me sittin' right in between these worlds
They call that purgatory

Between Worlds

Frost on the ground
I've been on the road since five-thirty
One more town
Just another show

New York come down
I think it's around twenty degrees
And the Carolina sun sure warms my bones

Feels like an angel watching over me
From somewhere in the sky
I got an angel watching over me
Somewhere in the sky

Take my hand
I'm so glad I've found a friend
But I have to let you go so I can fly
But I still need you

Feels like an angel watching over me
From somewhere in the sky
I got an angel watching over me
Somewhere in the sky

Nothin's wrong
There's nothin' left here to prove
We've got different songs to sing

Float along
I've been healing wounds
That only time can bring

Healing Wounds

So far every time I lost a lover
I've felt the same
The truth is bitter
A lover isn't everything
Bodies heal physical abuse
Amnesia can't forget the truth
They ask me when I'm great again
And I say

"Greatness isn't permanent"
And man it never feels this strange
A fortune told me once
"Greatness isn't permanent"

So long
My friend
You were a great one while you remain
Nobody's perfect
I'm the first to claim
Legacies ain't what they seem
Narcissism kills the dream
They ask about our tenderness
And I say

"Greatness isn't permanent"
And man it never feels this strange
A fortune told me once
"Greatness isn't permanent"

My breathing quickens
When I think about our history
Cleopatra shot the messenger for kissing me
You tried to kill me for my sensitive abilities
Snatching me up like I'm Hannibal to Centerpiece
Indigo children see better
In the dark
Cryogenically sleep
Whenever they see you with somebody
You've gotta be kidding
These realities are fantasy
Steal my chalice
Rip my palace
What's your favorite music?

Greatness isn't permanent
And man it never feels the
Greatness isn't permanent
A fortune told me once
Greatness isn't permanent
Man it never feels this strange
A fortune told me once
Greatness isn't permanent
Man it never feels this strange
A fortune told me once
Greatness isn't permanent
Man it never feels this strange

Cries in the Silence

Shadows never find their owners
Broken things just lay around
If you're gone you don't return
So I can't believe the word

Tangled memories hold their corners
Unborn songs don't make a sound
If you're gone you don't return
So I can't believe the word

When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me
When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me

Found your keys and sunglasses
Lost my favorite piece of clothing
If you're gone you don't return
So I can't believe the word

Socks and headphones go to heaven
There's no ticket for a ride
If you're gone you don't return
So I can't believe the word

When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me
When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me

When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me
When they say you love me
Baby when you say you love me

Lost & Found

Man, these drums is so hard
Kendrick shoulda did it, maybe Biggie or Nas
Somebody with some melody, but I'ma still get off
My raps real good, like your Granny macaroni
So, you should still listen to me
Even though you got your own favorite
Y'all be like, "I know you mad when they compare you to your favorites"
I'm not mad at all, in fact, I'm rather flattered
But don't get it confused, my music is like mine

You know, I be so locked in
Like when a girl look you in your eyes when y'all locked in
And she finally take you to the spot where she locked in
Where she say, "You the first guy that she locked in"
And you like, "Stop playin',"
And she like, "No, for real, though"
And you like, "Okay, so we locked in"
Like I'm locked in with these raps
Like my fans is locked in when I rap
I guess this is the part where you clap

Man, these drums is so hard
Kendrick shoulda did it, maybe Biggie or Nas
Somebody with some melody, but I'ma still get off
My raps real good, like your Granny macaroni
So, you should still listen to me
Even though you got your own favorite
Y'all be like, "I know you mad when they compare you to your favorites"
I'm not mad at all, in fact, I'm rather flattered
But don't get it confused, my music is like mine

Now, I ain't sayin' you wrong
I'm just sayin' you should think for yourself sometimes
Don't be a hater 'cause you got your own opinions
But make sure it's your opinion, that's your own decision
See, I'ma leave y'all alone
But I don't wanna get no call on my phone
Like, "Bro, I ain't know that your raps was so fire"
I told you, my music is like mine

Okay, you ain't gotta worry
I'ma keep rappin' on this 'til they cut the mic off
They tryna come in the booth, like, "Stop, turn the mic off"

You ain't gotta worry
I'ma keep rappin' on this 'til they cut the mic off
They tryna come in the booth, like, "Stop, turn the mic off"

Not Mad, Just Me

A dark, introspective track about breaking free from mental barriers and past trauma.
The artist reflects on pain, identity, and personal growth — turning scars into strength.
With raw lyrics, haunting melodies, and orchestral production, “Glass Walls” captures the battle between silence and self-expression.

For fans of: deep emotional rap, cinematic vibes, and honest storytelling.

Glass Walls

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Maksim – a 25-year-old musician driven by pure passion
From an early age, Maksim felt that music was more than just sound — it was emotion, energy, and truth. Over the years, that feeling grew into a deep love and commitment. Today, he pours his heart and soul into every beat, lyric, and melody he creates. Music isn’t just a hobby — it’s his way of life, his language, and his mission. Through every track, Maksim aims to connect, inspire, and leave a lasting impression on those who listen.

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