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Ledger feat. Black Frequency

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β˜…πŸ“–β˜…β”β”β” β˜…πŸŽ€β˜…β”β”β”β” β˜…πŸ’Ώβ˜…β”β”β”β” β˜…πŸŽ€β˜…β”β”β” β˜…πŸ“–β˜… A Remix from https://suno.com/@black_frequency Song: Ledger, check him out and send some love and support! 🎡 Wir haben eine deutsche Community fΓΌr Suno-Artists aufgebaut. Wir sind die Storytellerz – gemeinsam unstoppable! πŸ‘‰ Join uns auf Discord: https://discord.gg/storytellerz πŸ’₯ Lass uns zusammen Musik feiern & Grenzen sprengen! β˜…πŸ“–β˜…β”β”β” β˜…πŸŽ€β˜…β”β”β”β” β˜…πŸ’Ώβ˜…β”β”β”β” β˜…πŸŽ€β˜…β”β”β” β˜…πŸ“–β˜… Read it back. Some names fade. The debt doesn't. Checkβ€”checkβ€”check the ledger. Basement bulb swinging over columns and dates, damp in the binding, but the numbers stay straight. Margin full of fingerprints, ash in the crease, three favors marked pending, two promises deceased. I don't count cash. I account for the cost: who carried the box, who vanished when it got lost, who ate at the table, then sold where we slept, who called it a loan when the whole block wept. No crown in the room, just the radiator on. Paper keeps a colder face. Paper doesn't applaud. Check the ledger. Every name got weight. Check the ledger. Every debt got a date. No gold on the cover. Just red in the thread. You can tear out the page, but the ink stays red. Shop gate jammed. Had to shoulder it twice. Cold key, split knuckle, little blood on the vice. I remember who watched from the laundromat light, then forgot what they saw when the squad came at night. Don't lecture me loyalty, show me the wear: the heel on the stair and the coat on the chair, the soup kept warm when the power got cut, the hand through the hatch when the front stayed shut. Your word ain't a weapon. It's a hinge. Let it prove it can hold all the weight when the whole frame moves. I fix locks for a living. Here's what they neglect: every door keeps a record of the boots at its neck. Check the ledger. Every name got weight. Check the ledger. Every debt got a date. No gold on the cover, just red in the thread. You can burn every page, but the room still read. And your name? Keep reading. Mine's in pencil where the rain came through, half a letter, bent corner, old mildew. I move where the train throws sparks on the brick, where the payphone rings once, then forgets who it picked. Every rumor got shoes. Every secret got rent. Every β€œnever said that” leaves a shape in the vent. Shh. Hear the needle drag grit through the phrase? That's a dead man's breath keeping time for eight bars. I don't haunt these blocks. These blocks haunt me. Page forty-three. Don't turn page forty-three. We wrote down the runners. We wrote down the thieves. The mouths at the funeral. The hands on the keys. Turn the page. My name is there first. Underline twice. For pride over people. For calling fear advice. Clerk owes the truth. Lock owes a door. Ghost owes the living one night off the floor. Nobody is clean. That's not what this is. A debt ain't revenge. It's remembering who gives. Close the book gently. Don't pose. Don't preach. If each one can teach one, then each one must reach. Check the ledger. Every name got weight. Check the ledger. Even ours got a date. No gold on the cover. No saints in the thread. We don't tear out the page. We account for it instead. Checkβ€”check the ledger. Ours got weight. Checkβ€”check the ledger. Account for it. Now read it again. This time, start with us.