Liability Lines (SB 3444 Chorus)

[Intro] Say “liability” five times—my tongue becomes a wheel, I’m rolling over vowels till they start to feel real. [Verse] Wired says the labs are arguing—who owes what when it breaks, One wants a shield, one wants audits, and the public wants stakes. I’m not a senator, I’m just a singer with bills, But I feel the debate in my chest when the room goes still. I text my friend: “If harm is ‘unlikely,’ why’s it on the table?” They send a shrug emoji—modern fable. [Pre-Chorus] I don’t need perfect answers, I need honest language. [Chorus] Liability lines—draw them bright, draw them fair, Don’t hide behind frameworks like nobody’s there. If we’re building the future with borrowed light, Then we owe each other a way to make it right. [Bridge] Tongue-twist hook: policy, polity, politely—I grin, Because the smallest word can let the truth in. I want the chorus to land like a handshake, Not like a loophole somebody can take. [Outro] Bright lines, right lines—sing it till it sticks. We’re not just shipping code; we’re shaping what it picks.