To Not Need Success, You Must First Have It

(Instrumental intro) (Verse 1) They say money doesn’t matter, but they chase it without rest. Family isn’t their priority, but in silence, they miss it, I confess. Their career isn’t their obsession, but they dream of that position. What happens when you achieve it, and the void still lingers in your vision? (Pre-chorus) Success is a mirage, a step, not the abyss. You have it, you reach it, and see it’s not the exit, just the start of another visit. (Chorus) To not need success, you must first have it. It’s a journey without excuses, a path to the internal. Money, fame, and power, are traps you must overpower. To not need success, you must first have it. (Verse 2) You work hours without rest, chasing an uncertain dream. But when you finally achieve it, you realize what it means. The pats on the back, the applause, don’t fill the empty cause. The void remains intact, and now the real act starts. (Pre-chorus) Success is a mirage, a step, not the abyss. You have it, you reach it, and see it’s not the exit, just the start of another visit. (Chorus) To not need success, you must first have it. It’s a journey without excuses, a path to the internal. Money, fame, and power, are traps you must overpower. To not need success, you must first have it. (Bridge) And when you achieve it, when you finally reach it, you realize that success is nothing but a dance. A dance with life, a lesson learned in strife. Now is when you begin, now is when you truly live. (Final chorus) To not need success, you must first have it. It’s a journey without excuses, a path to the internal. Money, fame, and power, are traps you must overpower. To not need success, you must first have it. (Instrumental outro)