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LISTEN/BUY: https://rse.lnk.to/IHIAMTT MUSIC/MERCH: https://AesopRock.com Video Credits: Illustrated and animated by Justin “Coro” Kaufman Audio Credits: Produced, written & performed by Aesop Rock. Cuts by Forest Pond. Mixed by Joey Raia. Mastered by Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound, NYC. Project coordinated by K. Beacham, E. Williams, A. Everson & J. Daley. Executive produced by I. Bavitz, S. Daley & B. Sayers. Lyrics: Be afraid, be very afraid Seventh day, getaway car in the Mars retrograde What’s a day of rest, this is sweat into the mason jar lemonade All to make a playing card levitate Leopards in the canopy, players in the prism For a friendly game of level Serengeti plain chicken Ready set, his pedal get the levy-breaking heel toe Barrel through the field it’s the chariot of helios Caroling the whole way, and brought along an awesome lot Who only break for carrying a wounded bird to Audubon Me and the fauna got this cautionary call and response We hum a chord to find the chorus we lost I send my dogs to the coordinates, thermos of potato leek And nurse a fallen ally back to a conversation piece Meanwhile, looking down a one way the dumb way Headed for the river this is jump day I been playing in the streets all day Meeting with the B-team, being in the way Ease in, show a couple teeth to the prey Ease out, peace out, see you in the fray, what’s up I step into the room in the usual attire For a handshaking man in a suit on fire I been dividing up the diocese, nuking the goofy hierarchies And ID-ing the looters to be neutralized entirely I can be a neutral consultant for any fight or flight Or slither in behind the line, and hit em with the hi and bye By the by, had to take 5 from the bright screen To run around the neighborhood yelling “I smite thee” Feels good don’t it? A whole new component to ruining your atonement The navy kurt beanie pulled low to hold his hair back Fat hands ushering the lamb to the ear tag And still here after sampling the local tear gas Cheers, the inquisitive meerkat nears Daytime downtown, chucking out the knuckle ball Midnight, britbox, cream of wheat, butter, salt I been playing in the streets all day Meeting with the B-team, being in the way Ease in, show a couple teeth to the prey Ease out, peace out, see you in the fray, what’s up Ah you know man, fucking up the program Building with the wrong folks, shutting up for no man Ah you know fam, summertime snow man Bringing in the bad news, shutting down the whole jam I can unzip my skin and climb out The before and after pics are identical, like, how It takes a couple seconds and I do it every 30 On a never ending loop, for the better part eternity None stay fresher than the drum break collector With the steak-ums in the trunk and irregular wave vector Um, take shelter, I’ll be hiking through the wildflowers Under white lightning, over mud and up the lighthouse Just to hit the lights and give em something from the grindhouse Find land, find a damn roof, find higher ground Sounds dire, the barb-wire crowned outlier The dark night cloud outliner I’m zero to sixty before they ever set the timer Then continue through the finish line in route to ursa minor Versed in the unfun, prepped for the unfair 24/7 like it’s high noon somewhere I been playing in the streets all day Meeting with the B-team, being in the way Ease in, show a couple teeth to the prey Ease out, peace out, see you in the fray, what’s up