SO MUCH TIME lives in repetition and stillness.
A restrained, introspective piece that mirrors the feeling of time passing while you remain suspended inside your thoughts.

THIS FOUND YOU FOR A REASON

I SWEAR

SO MUCH TIME

A steady, grown-man record rooted in where I come from.
“1987” is about moving with purpose, loving with care, and staying solid when something real shows up.
This is the pace I was raised on — calm, grounded, and true.

LYRICS:
Nineteen eighty-seven, in my blood,
in my blood.

Nineteen eighty-seven,
that’s the year I touched down.
Brown skin, watchin’, trying 
Nineteen eighty-seven,
that’s the year I touched down.
Brown skin, watchin’, trying to read the room before my mouth opened.
Ain’t much changed since then.
Bless up for the breath that I was given.

I move steady, intentional,
nothing about me accidental.
I stand on business, on the things that matter.

Nineteen eighty-seven in my blood,
I learned to love in a steady way.
No rush, no frontin’.
I hold it down no cap when something real shows up.
If I’m here, I’m here believe dat
that part never changed.

If it’s real, I hold it close.
If it’s not, it’s for the birds.
That’s just how I move.

Nineteen eighty-seven shaped a lot of how I move.
That slow love, that steady talk,
that don’t-rush-nothing kind of energy.
Nineteen eighty-seven, hearing “The Whispers” rocking steady.
I’m bout that, throwbacks, shaping the way I “Stop to Love.”
Stone Love, smooth sailin’ tonight, hitting right.
Real talk though, 87 did work, yuh,
people had they ears and eyes wide open, hoping,
that Cool J swagger,
in a different matter.
All facts, wasn’t nothing whack about the throwback.

Nineteen eighty-seven
wish I could double-back,
just to get lost in the emotion. Yuh.
Candy bumping on a boombox,
tube socks full stocked. Huh, check this.
“The Way You Make Me Feel” got the hood vibing from “Head to Toe,”
watch me go on this flow
hittin' straight to the chest on my flex wit it,
watch me double back, big facts
don’t miss where these bars should be hittin' at. Yuh
Don’t flex wit it.
Nineteen eighty-seven
“Show Me the Way.”
87 in my blood.

Look
I’m from the side where the nights hit different,
where the slow groove taught us how to listen.
Eighty-seven in the background,
I’m tapped in,
moving like I grew up on patience.
I’m the contrast,
little more bounce in the pocket,
but I still keep it one hunit.
No rush,
no noise,
just a little more spark in the voice.
You bring the calm,
I bring the lift,
two sides of the same shift.
Steady is the root,
I just add a little kick,
but the heart of it?
That’s you.

Nineteen eighty-seven in my blood,
I learned to love in a steady way.
No rush, no frontin’.
Just real when it shows up.
If I’m here, I’m here for real
If I’m here, I’m here for real
that part never changed.

I learned to move with purpose,
I learned to love with care.
If I’m in it,
I’m locked in, I’m really there.

Still here,
still steady,
still true.
Nineteen eighty-seven
in my blood.
Nineteen eighty-seven
when I touched down.
I’m here…

19EightySeven

Song:

BABA..

Wanyamahh
from INNERR space we disgrace this grace we face
Wanyamahh
from INNERR space we disgrace this grace we face
yeeaahhhh mmmmhhhhhhhh owhhhh ohh yeeaayyhhhh 
INNERR space we disgrace this grace we face.

--------X-s-t-e-n-d-e-D-------------------------------------------------

You wrote rules to fit your comfort
Built your kingdom on our backs
We’ve been patient
We’ve been peaceful
Now we’re walking off your map

Every scar a secret history
Every tear becomes a victory

They try to keep us down
But we won’t be silenced
Our voices will be heard
Our actions stay defiant (oh yeah)
No more will we accept
All this injustice
All this blame
We’re done with bowing
Done with begging
We’ll break these chains of oppression

Hands up
If you’re tired of the waiting
Stand up
Hear a thousand hearts raging
This time
Every “no” becomes “never again”
This time
We’re the storm that you can’t contain.

They try to keep us down
But we won’t be silenced
Our voices will be heard
Our actions stay defiant
No more will we accept
All this injustice
All this blame
We’re done with bowing
Done with begging
We’ll break these chains of oppression
We’ll break
We’ll break these chains of oppression.

Copyrite © M O S E S T O N E - Shane Fraser

A Lions Roar

This song is about that "funny feeling" you can't explain, the one that makes you stop playing it cool and just speak the truth. It's about the moment you realize you're done with the scripts and the games because what's happening right in front of you is better than anything you could have planned. No pressure, no rush. Just letting the vibe decide.

Lyrics
OFF SCRIPT

(Intro)
Na na na na na na na, na na na na na na na
Na na, na na na na, na na na na na
Na na na na, yeah, off script tonight.

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da- da-da-da-da-da - da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da

You pulled up quiet, you sho did 
I could feel the room shift when you walked in
I didn’t say much, that’s rare
But this time I didn’t need to
There was something bout' you I had to know, fa sho
I had a funny feeling, speaking to me 

Music wasn’t even hitting yet, seemed 
like you already knew the rhythm, yeah 
Like you didn’t even need the beat

Got me on notice
Your boy wasn’t here to impress anybody (real talk)
But that funny feeling, vibing differently 
Making me want….

I’m off script with you
No front
No games
Just lettin’ “don’t know what’s happening?”
Happen, naturally 
If you’re bout' it
I’m bout' it. (off script, off script)
Off script
Letting the vibe decide (decide)
Letting the vibe decide

(Verse 2)
You lean in close
ask me what I’m chasing
I tell you I’m not chasing a damn thing
I’m just here
locked in
letting the vibe set in
You laugh a little
like you’ve heard every line be foe
but this one’s moving differently

(Pre-Chorus)
I’m just keeping it one hunit
This funny feeling talking differently 
Making me want….

I’m off script with you
No front
No games 
just lettin’ “don’t know what’s happening?”
Happen naturally 
If you’re bout it
I’m bout it
Off script
Letting the vibe decide (decide)
Letting the vibe decide

(Rap Verse)
Feelin’ something in the air right now
Catching a vibe, something going down
Take a breath, then we slow it down
Check it, yeah yuh 
Funny feeling hitting brand new, I’m on a level 
brand new too, back in the day I use to chunk up a deuce cool
Keepin' it player, Wasn’t bout titles and a word with four letters, nevva
On the real, this might be early, but whatevva
Off rip, I’m just locking in my grown man shit 
No frontin’, no playin’, games eliminated
We leaning into this funny something, feelin' the shift
I see you been on yo thang too, but you picking up on something smooth 
I’m just thinking bout' what we gone do, but holding down this night, right 
Now is all I want to do, use to try and say the things that got me what I wanted 
Now I’m spittin' truth and straight off script, got my chest doin' that racin' drift  
That funny feeling straight flexing me, let's see if this is something 

Leaning fast into the something, feeling out the situation
Over the hesitation, throwback I use to just dip
Vibe on a swiftness, cooling in a new location
Evaluating this gravitation not fighting this revelation, whatever’s happening

Happen naturally...

(Bridge)
No pressure
no rush
just the space between us
doing all the talking

(Final Chorus)
I’m off script with you
Not forced
Not planned
just lettin’ “I know what’s happening?”
Happen with you and me 
You bout' it
I’m bout' it

You wit it  (you wit it?)
Me too 
Off script
letting the vibes decide (off script)

(Outro)
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da, da-da, da, da, da, da, da, da
Da-da-da-da-da-da, da-da-Da, da-da-Da, da, da, da, da, da, da
Da-da-da-da-da, da-da-Da, da-da-Da, da, da, da, da, da, da
Da-da-da-da-da, Da-da-Da-Da, Da-da-Da, Da-da, Da, Da, Da, Da, Da, Da
Da-da-da-da-da, Da-da-Da, Da-da, Da, Da, Da, Da
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

OFF SCRIPT

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