What You Make It

Embracing Life's Rhythm: Insights from Brayell's 'What You Make It'
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Lyrics

Linked with little shawty from the Westside

Establishing a connection with a person from the Westside.

Toxic as the water of the red tide

Describing the person as toxic, comparing to the harmful red tide water.

But showed me she's a scholar for the tenth time

Acknowledging the person's scholarly qualities multiple times.

I can't help but bother her for knowledge or some insight

Expressing a desire to seek knowledge and insight from the person.

Like should I look to Jah for protection

Questioning whether seeking protection from a higher power (Jah) is advisable.

And should his name be way more than an honorable mention?

Reflecting on the significance of invoking the name of Jah.

I'm well aware of cause and effect but what's

Awareness of cause and effect, but unaware of the source of current stress.

Causing me stress wasn't called to attention yet

The stressor hasn't been identified yet.

It's picking up intensity

Stress or tension is increasing.

And I can feel the rhythm and the energy

Sensing the intensification of rhythm and energy in life.

I been sippin' on this Hennessy

Indulging in Hennessy, a form of escape or coping mechanism.

But I can still remember what she said to me, she said

Recalling the person's advice despite intoxication.

"Live fast, die young

Quoting the person's advice: live fast, die young, give back, find love; emphasizing life's malleability.

A quick flash, time's up

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So give back, find love

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Life is what you make it", baby told me

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"Live fast, die young

Repeating the advice with a slight variation, reinforcing the message.

A quick flash and time's up

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No missed chances, find love

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Life is what you make it"

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Life is what you make it

Reiteration of the central theme: Life is what you make it.

Need a minute 'cause my mind just want vacation

Expressing a need for mental respite or escape.

Realistically, that's quite the understatement

Highlighting the understatement of the desire for a mental break.

'Cause I'm thinking bout the times to come when I am lying under, yea

Contemplating future moments of lying down and reflecting.

But if I can see the vision of the light

Expressing a desire to see a positive vision despite challenges.

'Til the morning I'll be missing out on glimpses of my life

Acknowledging the potential to miss out on life's moments.

No, tomorrow isn't promised so let's lift the spirits high

Recognizing the uncertainty of the future, urging to lift spirits high.

And celebrate that we can live another night, badababa ohhh

Celebrating the ability to live another night.

It's picking up intensity

Repetition of the increasing intensity, emphasizing its significance.

And I can feel the rhythm and the energy (Oh yea)

Sensing the rhythm and energy intensifying again.

I been sippin' on this Hennessy

Continuing the coping mechanism of sipping Hennessy.

But I can still remember what she said to me, she said

Recalling the person's advice despite continued intoxication.

"Live fast, die young

Repeating the person's advice, reinforcing the importance of the message.

A quick flash, time's up

-

So give back, find love

-

Life is what you make it", baby told me

-

"Live fast, die young

-

A quick flash and time's up

-

No missed chances, find love

-

Life is what you make it"

-

"Live fast, die young

Final repetition of the advice, concluding with the central theme: Life is what you make it.

A quick flash, time's up

-

So give back, find love

-

Life is what you make it", baby told me

-

"Live fast, die young

-

A quick flash and time's up

-

No missed chances, find love

-

Life is what you make it"

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