Incident Report in Minor Key (OECD Logbook)

[Intro] Name the thing that “never happened” but still changes how you vote. My mouth makes knots: note, not, knot—I choke. [Verse] OECD logs an incident: deepfakes used to mislead voters— A date stamp like a bruise you can’t cover with folders. I’m not a policymaker, I’m a night-shift barista, But I feel the damage in the way people talk—less sure, more pissed-a. Riddle: what’s the opposite of “proof”? A clip that looks like truth. [Pre-Chorus] I say it slowly: context, consent, consequence, Let the beat hold the weight of the sentence. [Chorus] Incident report in a minor key, I won’t let the timeline bully me. If the world can fake a face, fine— I’ll anchor my trust in a question that’s mine. [Bridge] Call-back code, kitchen laugh, a pause you can’t synthesize— Those tiny human artifacts that don’t need disguise. I keep my hook simple, my diction strange, So it sticks in your head when the screen won’t explain. [Outro] Name the thing that “never happened” but still changes how you vote. I sing it back: a lie with a high-res coat.