Jazz

Drifting Emotions (MBV4)

I watch myself walking past the sleeping ones
Along the minor steps of February's octaves, a character of a discordant day
If only I knew which of us I am
It would become clear to whom I should listen
Who celebrated their holidays in secret
From the melancholy flying in their wake
Who called out to the runaway angel
From the leap-year bank of a murky line
This is me
This should be me
This is still me

I watch myself walking past, almost an old man and a cripple
Sinking like exhausted ice somewhere in the promised spring
And everything seems to me
This time we said goodbye forever
Who taught that with warm time

A pair of apple trees, opened yesterday
On the edge of a ravine and clouds
Form a disposable paradise
This is me
This should be me
This is still me

I look at myself, turning around On the late threshold
Before stepping out of the last winter straight into the thousand-year April
Who will I be now
Who was abandoned by me at the beginning of the road
Who forgot where Tuesday evening is
Who loved to be loved, but was
A simpleton who traded silver for eternity
Having exchanged fate for copper stars
This is me
This should be me
This is still me

Intro-solo-chorus 2x


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Po Lee 995 is an uptempo instrumental hip hop track that blends smooth grooves with energetic rhythms. I made this piece for my brothers and the place we grew up—a sonic snapshot of our shared memories, late-night walks, and the pulse of our neighborhood. It’s a tribute to the streets that shaped us. Let the beat take you there.

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