Six Signatures

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Your pen splits open the world like a skull revealing light,
each sentence spawning ten thousand synaptic fires—
you build cathedrals out of conjunctions, temples from the verb,
and watch how your readers' mirror neurons catch and kindle,
burning with the exact same ghost-heat that moved your hand
across the page, your breath becoming their breath.

[Chorus]
You took the ordinary mouth and taught it prophecy,
made every human heart a stage where kingdoms fall and rise,
your words are long-term potentiation etched in marrow—
they don't fade, they deepen, they rebuild us from inside.

[Verse 2]
The language itself rewires as you speak it,
cortical remapping happens in real-time—
your listeners' brains light up in the exact regions
where their own traumas live, their own desires,
and suddenly they are not watching strangers anymore,
they are you, they are watching themselves become unforgettable.

[Chorus]
You took the ordinary mouth and taught it prophecy,
made every human heart a stage where kingdoms fall and rise,
your words are long-term potentiation etched in marrow—
they don't fade, they deepen, they rebuild us from inside.

[Bridge]
Every script you carved is hippocampal consolidation made visible—
memory sealed in meter, in the architecture of breath,
your rhythms become the theta waves of thought itself,
and when someone speaks your lines four centuries later,
the neurons fire exactly as you designed them to,
axonal branching spreading through time.

[Chorus]
You took the ordinary mouth and taught it prophecy,
made every human heart a stage where kingdoms fall and rise,
your words are long-term potentiation etched in marrow—
they don't fade, they deepen, they rebuild us from inside.

[Outro]
Here: your quill still moves through the audience's spine,
each syllable a small resurrection,
and we are all your actors, forever mid-soliloquy.

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