(c) all lyrics by Faith L.C. You walk into a room like truth sits in your mouth. Cutting off every sentence before it can come out. You swing your words like weapons just to keep control — as if a louder voice makes your vision whole. You talk to win, not to understand. Every point you make is just a place to land. Your arrogance — always loud, always sure. Your arrogance — you push like that makes you pure. You call it truth, but it's built from force, not thought. Your arrogance — the only crown you ever bought. You interrupt to dominate, not to ask or hear. You drown out every question just to keep your image clear. You turn every conversation into a stage for your parade — a spotlight built from stubbornness and walls you think you've made. You don't debate — you overwrite the tone. And call it wisdom just because it sounds like stone. Your arrogance — louder than your spine. Your arrogance — every word a warning sign. You claim you stand on truth, but that ground is paper-thin. Your arrogance — the noise you drown within. What you call strength is just fear wearing teeth. What you call certainty is just a wall beneath. Your arrogance — never bends, never learns. Your arrogance — every room it burns. You force your version of the world on anyone in your way. Your arrogance — and I'm done today.
