Rap song bryce

Paroles

“BREAK HIM” — The Accuser [Intro — whispered] Yeah… You call him strong? You call him faithful? You call him a fighter? Let me test that. [Verse 1] I don't need a blade, I don't need a gun, I don't need to beat him when the battle's begun, I'll get in his head where the war ain't seen, Turn every little loss into a death of a dream. He works all day, then he works some more, Chasing every goal like he's keeping a score, So I'll give him the grind with no guarantee, Make him ask, “Why ain't hard work working for me?” I'll show him somebody with half his time, Doing twice as good, looking like they were born to shine, Then whisper real low, “Look where you're at…” “Maybe everybody who doubted you was right about that.” [Hook] I don't wanna break his body, I wanna break his belief, Take away the hope underneath the teeth, Make him question every battle, Every goal, every scar, Make him wonder if he's fighting For something too far. You can call him resilient, You can call him a soldier, I'll put the weight of the world On his shoulders till they're colder. He can fight me all night, He can swear he won't bend— I don't need to beat Bryce… I just need him to believe he's already at the end. [Verse 2] Put him on the mats, let the pressure come down, Let the newer white belt make him question his ground, He searches for the answer, but the answer won't come, Heart starts racing, now the panic has begun. “Why can't I escape? Why don't I know what to do?” “Sixteen months in, what happened to you?” Then I'll turn one bad round into sixteen months of doubt, Till he's staring at the ceiling thinking, “Maybe I'm out.” I'll make quitting look like wisdom, Make persistence look insane, Make him scared that if he stays He's just repeating the pain. If he leaves, I'll say, “You gave up.” If he stays, “You're wasting your years.” Either road I put him on Runs straight through his fears. [Hook] I don't wanna break his body, I wanna break his belief, Take away the hope underneath the teeth, Make him question every battle, Every goal, every scar, Make him wonder if he's fighting For something too far. You can call him resilient, You can call him a soldier, I'll put the weight of the world On his shoulders till they're colder. He can fight me all night, He can swear he won't bend— I don't need to beat Bryce… I just need him to believe he's already at the end. [Bridge — quiet] I'll bring back every voice That told him he wasn't enough… Every critic. Every failure. Every time he felt overlooked. Then I'll ask him one question: “What if they're right?” [Beat drops] [Verse 3] I'll tempt him with escape when the pressure gets loud, Anything to make him disappear from the crowd, A drink on the day off, smoke under the sky, Anything that lets him forget the question of why. Lust when he's lonely, comparison when he's proud, Isolation when he's hurting so he won't speak out loud, I'll make him hide the struggle from the people he trusts, Till the voice in his head is the only one left. But here's the problem… I've studied this man. He cries and still goes back. He loses and still trains. He doubts and still asks. He hurts and still remains. So maybe I miscalculated. Maybe the weakness I found Isn't the end of him. Maybe every time I push him down… I'm teaching him how to stand again. [Final Hook — bigger] I tried to break his body, He strengthened his frame, I tried to break his confidence, He remembered his name. I gave him every reason To walk away from the fight, But something kept whispering: “Get up. One more time.” You can take the victories, You can take the applause, You can take every title And still lose the war. 'Cause I thought his strength Was winning every battle… But his strength was getting back up When he thought he couldn't at all. [Outro — whispered] So go ahead. Question yourself. Cry. Rest. Change direction. Start again. Just don't confuse losing a battle… with being destroyed. End transmission.