Chip the Black Boy - True Evil

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{Chorus}
True Evil
Is not a horned beast
True Evil
Is not in the heart of man
True Evil
Is not all seeing
True Evil
It's a blind eye

{Verse 1}
As untended ivy
As fungi and sheet rock
Dirty dishes beside me
Eyelids heavy as the road it levies
Keep your head down
Provide for family
You will be granted administrative amnesty
You did the best you could manage
No one expected you to save the planet

{Verse 2}
Crawling up lattices
Siding in chain links
Hiding in attics and underneath kitchen sinks
Hitching rides in bird stomachs
Sprеading by ceiling fan
As discrete as mycеlium
As radiation, as metistization
Works overtime while you're on vacation
That checkup can wait til next month
Kiss under mistletoe
Ignore the lump

{Chorus 2}
True Evil
Is not a horned beast
True Evil
Is not in the heart of man
True Evil
Is not all seeing

{Chorus}
True Evil
Is not a horned beast
True Evil
Is not in the heart of man
True Evil
Is not all seeing
True Evil
It's a blind eye

Release Date: January 19, 2024

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"Chip the Black Boy - True Evil" is a haunting and introspective song that delves into the concept of evil. The chorus repeats the phrase "True Evil" while emphasizing that it is not a horned beast, in the heart of man, or all seeing. Instead, it is described as having a blind eye.

The verses paint a vivid picture of neglect and indifference, comparing evil to untended ivy, fungi, and dirty dishes. The lyrics suggest that evil can be subtle and pervasive, hiding in plain sight like ivy climbing up lattices or spreading like mycelium. The song also touches on themes of complacency and denial, urging listeners to confront the evil that may be lurking around them.

Overall, "Chip the Black Boy - True Evil" is a thought-provoking and thought-provoking exploration of the nature of evil and the importance of staying vigilant and aware of the darkness that may exist in the world.