[Intro]
No ink.
No paper.
No talkinā.
You learn it by watchinā men die.
We donāt write the codeā¦
We live it.
[Verse 1]
Donāt ask for helpāthatās beggarās breath,
Only thing you earn out here is death.
Donāt eat what you didnāt k**l,
Donāt drink what you didnāt spill.
Never sleep where the b***d still steams,
Never trust nothinā that donāt scream.
Keep your back to the trees, k***e to the wind,
Every smileās just a lie wearinā skin.
Never bury what you can burn,
Fire teach lessons the cold donāt learn.
If he runs, s***t the leg.
If he talks too much, snap his neck like an egg.
[chorus]
The code aināt spoke,
Itās carved in scars.
Itās hung from limbs,
Itās buried in jars.
It donāt get taught,
It gets survivedā
You follow or dieā¦
Aināt no halfway tribe.
[Verse 2]
Never leave meat on the bone,
Pigsāll find it if you donāt.
Donāt touch the creek when the moon is red,
Thatās when the old ones raise the d**d.
If a man shows up with clean boots on,
Put one in his gut āfore the light is gone.
Never speak names once theyāre fed,
Let āem rot in peace with the rest of the d**d.
Donāt wear white, donāt pray loud,
And never trust a man what talks in crowds.
You aināt special, you aināt savedā
Youāre just breathinā ātil the dirt gets paved.
[Bridge]
You feel it in your teeth,
In the hair on your neck.
In the silence āfore the screamā¦
Thatās the code watchinā.
Thatās Burlap listeninā.
And he donāt need to speakā
His rope does that for him.
[chorus]
The code aināt spoke,
Itās carved in scars.
Itās hung from limbs,
Itās buried in jars.
It donāt get taught,
It gets survivedā
You follow or dieā¦
Aināt no halfway tribe.
[Outro]
They come out here thinkinā itās a gameā¦
That ācountryā is just boots and beer.
But the woods donāt play.
The woods remember.
And Iām the memory they fear.
Nameās Burlap.
Write it in b***d.
Or donāt write it at all.