
Marble Tongue
by Tylor Moss
Lyrics
Verse 1
I move like a verdict.
No trial, just truth.
Every line got a blade,
every pause got proof.
I don't chase the crown,
I built the chair.
You can hear my name
when the room goes bare.
I read the weak spots
in the marble and steel.
Then I speak one thought,
and it all turns real.
My pen got muscle,
my calm got teeth.
I make a whole room
sit still and breathe.
Chorus
Watch me.
Watch me.
I make it look easy.
Watch me.
Watch me.
Too sharp, too breezy.
Born for this.
Built for this.
You can feel that mean thing.
Watch me.
Watch me.
I don't miss a clean thing.
Verse 2
I don't need applause,
I need a clear lane.
One look, one cut,
then the facts remain.
I stack big ideas
in a quiet row.
Make a cold hard point
with a velvet glow.
You talk in circles,
I draw the square.
Put a king in the mirror,
he still sees me there.
No extra motion,
no borrowed spark.
I leave a bright mark
in the center of dark.
And when the last word lands,
it don't ask why.
It just stands up tall
like a tower in sky.
Chorus
Watch me.
Watch me.
I make it look easy.
Watch me.
Watch me.
Too sharp, too breezy.
Born for this.
Built for this.
You can feel that mean thing.
Watch me.
Watch me.
I don't miss a clean thing.