KLEAN - BIRTH

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{pre chorus}
I remember, yeah i remember
I remember, yeah i remember

{chorus}
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
You say everybody see the world the same, but i see it different (see it diffеrent)
I’m not from this earth i'm from another еxistence (another existence)

{verse 1}
How the fuck did i even get here? i don't know
How the fuck did i get here bitch i don't know
This my birth but imma show them that they my sons
This my birth but imma show them who's the one
Who's the one? number one
N-n.. who's number one?

{bridge}
T-they say i’m a threat, they comparing me to a tsunami
From the unknown, i just pulled up let's get started
T-they say i’m a threat, they comparing me to a tsunami
From the unknown, i just pulled up let's get started

{pre chorus}
I remember, yeah i remember
I remember, yeah i remember

{chorus}
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
I remember the day i was born like it was yesterday (wait it was)
You say everybody see the world the same, but i see it different (see it different)
I’m not from this earth i'm from another existence (another existence)

{narrator}
Welcome to what we call 'life', get ready for what's ahead..
The good.. and the evil...

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"Birth" by KLEAN is a reflective and introspective song that delves into the artist's origins and unique perspective on the world. The pre-chorus sets the tone for the song, with the artist remembering their birth and hinting at their otherworldly nature. The chorus reinforces this theme, emphasizing the artist's distinct view of the world and their feeling of not belonging to this earth.

The first verse continues this exploration, with the artist questioning their existence and confidently asserting their dominance. The bridge highlights the artist's perceived threat and power, likening them to a force of nature ready to make their mark.

Overall, "Birth" is a thought-provoking and enigmatic track that invites listeners to consider their own origins and place in the world. The narrator's closing words serve as a tantalizing teaser for what lies ahead in life, promising a mix of both good and evil.