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Hate Me

The Power Of Outlets (Briyan Frederick)
lyrics ©Bryan Baker
image from Meta AI
music by Suno AI

The Power Of Outlets (Briyan Frederick)

Two sockets on the outlet 
with oracle eyes and mouths glowing 
one says, “go.” 
one says, “no.” 
but both of them winking like nod 
breathing static false gods 
drunk on their decisions 
Annoyed by people and all their 
Unguided precision

I ask for guidance 
from the faceless faceplate. 
I shrug off the faceplant, 
But maybe it's too late 
And Atlas is shrugging. 
All heartlessly tugging the strings 
Between you and me

I can never tell you 
Where one wall ends 
And another wall begins 
and should we part as friends 
Am I OK to hit send 
If that's all that's left to do 
(I'll do it for you)

The power of outlets 
Is letting it out, yet 
Free without regret 
Constantly reset 
The power of outlets 
Is out and out upset 
Of the usual norms 
Despite all their charms 
Free and unharmed 
I just need an outlet 
A powerful outlet

I plug in a pencil. 
What doesn’t make sense. 
Was never supposed to. 
The point is the point 
It's well past the tense 
Of any present or past 
Behest or conquest, I guess

The power of outlets 
Is letting it out, yet 
Free without regret 
Constantly reset 
The power of outlets 
Is out and out upset 
Of the usual norms 
Despite all their charms 
Free and unharmed 
I just need an outlet 
A powerful outlet

One socket smiles like it's hiding its internal fuzz, 
the other howls to the Morse code moon. (just because) 
A third one appears, 
just to whisper resistance 
Into puppy dog ears 
Ridiculous fears 
You’re allowed to be ridiculous, my dear 
At no one's insistence

What is art 
if not unsanctioned leakage? 
Why badge the freakage 
But ignore the real art

There’s a YES 
taped to the ceiling. 
A metaphor? 
A mistake? 
Taped to the floor 
for one false step 
And lingering regrets. 
Pairing well with an echo's duet 
of thoughts I haven’t dared to phrase 
just yet.

The power of outlets 
Is letting it out, yet 
Free without regret 
Constantly reset 
The power of outlets 
Is out and out upset 
Of the usual norms 
Despite all their charms 
Free and unharmed 
I just need an outlet 
A powerful outlet

It's not in the wattage— 
Or the symbols of outrage 
The click-click-click 
Of the third or the fourth stage 
GPT manifestos 
While no one is watching the kids 
You recharge your ghosts. 
While the outlet grins. 
Because it always knew 
The power in you…

The power of outlets 
Is letting it out, yet 
Free without regret 
Constantly reset 
The power of outlets 
Is out and out upset 
Of the usual norms 
Despite all their charms 
Free and unharmed 
I just need an outlet 
A powerful outlet


The Power Of Outlets (Briyan Frederick)

Genre-defying artist RMR consistently asserts himself as a sonic outlier whose vision eclipses society’s boundaries, rules, and expectations. He emerged in 2020 with the viral “RASCAL,” which reimagined “Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts as a soulful head-trip punctuated by towering high register. After leaning into his love for country on this breakout, he teamed up with Future and Lil Baby for anthem “DEALER,”, tallying 35 million streams and counting. It all paved the way for his full-length debut, DRUG DEALING IS A LOST ART, which was met with widespread critical acclaim.

Reinventing what pop music can be in 2023,  RMR progresses at lightspeed with a forthcoming full-length independent project in partnership with AWAL and kick starts this next era with “Crazy” [feat. Ryan Lewis]. Throughout the song, his grizzled delivery glides over clean guitar and 808s claps towards a chantable chorus with uncontainable effusive energy as he promises, “I love you ‘cause you’re crazy.” With this new release, RMR takes the wheel and drives us into new territory with his foot on the pedal towards another evolution.

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