[Verse 1]
If only work didn’t suck so much, it’s just such a slug/
just getttin up, it sucks/
wakin in the mornin’ yawnin and complainin’ it’s borin’/
Every single day, goin, leavin, leavin’ and goin’/
Treated like pawn and it make you wanna groan and/
pause for moments use words like doggone it/
sing a sad song and go on and on and on/
No time to moan instead pass the mic back/
I really wish day jobs wasn’t like that/
It ain’t quite like as if we can strike back/
Like the empire did to the rebels in I-Max/
Theatres, if you get my point/
This is real life not insert your favorite fantasy of choice/
I can move hearts, just by speaking with my voice/
Make the shackled feel free and the sad rejoice/
But when it comes to work/
Man, I’m just dirt/
I’m talkin’ Entry-level sand, here is what I’m worth/
I could think of many grand ways for me to turn/
this into a positive thing, like how I had to learn/
How to get my lazy butt to do the dishes/
My dad likened them to villains that I could diminish/
Being a hero was something that took my interest/
So next thing you know, I had the sponge and I was finished/
But the funny thing about occupations/
they only go away when you takin vacations/
That’s temporary relief of frustrations/
Mondays always return with no patience/
And then, you can do it all get again/
Rinse and repeat, wash the glass of an end/
Where the work week blends off to the horizon/
Where Friday shines at you and Saturday is just smilin’/
[Hook]
But if only……
Work didn’t suck
[Verse 2]
If only work, didn’t suck/
We could drive a truck, have fun and run amuck/
Well, maybe that’s too much, but just by a touch/
A job shouldn’t have to feel like it is a crutch/
We rely on it so that we can function/
Yet we’re obstructed by our lack of freedom from it/
So, for me, I’d like to change it/
I’ma data center tech, but with some imagination/
I’m the guardian of a space station/
Near the planet Palma, I protect the ancients/
Knowledge and data, from evil trying to take it/
Dispatching heroes to the planets to save them/
......I thought of this at work and it was dope/
Then my boss called me and the immersion was just choked/
Will I try again? Maybe? Nope./
I remember school like--dude, it was a joke/
So much of us, wanted to grow up/
I was the only one at graduation feelin’ like throw up/
Now, I don’t feel tow up, but still bills will show up/
every single week, like yo what—/
Is the flippin’ deal/
and doesn’t it occur to you that it’s a sin steal/
Yet you show up in my wallet like a thief foreal/
I demand an explanation and a meal/
But let me guess, that cost money/
and money has to come from a place that’s not funny/
We call it work, so we work til it hurts/
sometimes we get a meal but were treated like jerks/
But with no explanation/
I guess I didn’t make enough to make the payment/
.....Remember? I wanted a meal and explanation/
but I couldn’t make the payment/
Wholesome Hip-Hop for kids that even adults and longtime fans of real Hip Hop music can enjoy without the cheese. Probably one of the greatest Hip Hop albums ever made. Last BeNeVoLeNcE
Mega Ran is one of the best Hip Hop artists of all time and quite possibly the best Hip Hop artist in our generation. He's not afraid to honestly express who he is and what he's into within his music. Last BeNeVoLeNcE
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Very nice concept Album! A nice collaboration between BeNeVoLeNcE, Mega Ran, K-Murdock and Kharisma! Hip Hop and JRPG's (especially those made in the '90s) collide in one neat little package. The game is well crafted too, try it out if you get the chance!
-Aaron Aaron "ProtoBusterSwrd" Rodriguez
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This album came out of nowhere, and is as epic as the game. There's a grit and true understanding of how the game portrays itself in this music. kai_myst