Dalulu Blues

Verse 1 Love me or hate me, paint me crazy. Say that I’m shady, alienate me. They’ve been doin’ it lately, hopin’ to break me, but they’re facin’ a rude awakenin’. Wake up on the sidewalk, chalk where they traced me. This cat’s out huntin’— rats can’t escape me. Sleep-walkin’ through a bad dream, eyes like cracked glass, waitin’ to break free and make cream from the past. Chorus Dalulu… I got the blues in my phone. Said I wouldn’t try it, but tonight I’m gone. Dalulu… I can’t leave it alone. Got two dark angels tryin’ to drag me home. Verse 2 Took a lot of work to get where I’m at, you can’t find that road on a map. I don’t talk about the heat I pack— ’cause secrets don’t echo back. Fifty-seven reasons you don’t tempt heaven, metal and smoke hum together like a sermon. Every blessing feel more like a test— still I breathe, still I burn in my chest. Bridge I like gettin’ lost on purpose, mushroom pickin’ in the rain. Trip on roots and stories, laugh through the pain. If I fell from a cliff, I’d grin on the way, been through worse, and I’m still this way. Verse 3 I’m a short fuse hummin’ under the skin, don’t push too close when the storm blows in. People talk slick, hide behind glass, throw words like stones—they don’t last. I ain’t bluffin’, I ain’t frontin’, I just stand where I stand. Too many voices shoutin’ from bottles, none of ’em touch this land. Final Chorus Dalulu… I got the blues in my phone. Said I wouldn’t try it, but tonight I’m gone. Dalulu… I can’t leave it alone. Got two dark angels tryin’ to drag me home. Outro Yo, it took a lot of work to get where I’m at. Now the street hums low, and the sky hums back.