Eric Morgeson - Today Right Now lyrics

[Intro] Have you ever figured out what you'll be like in a few years? Why don't you look ahead? Aw, don't preach at me or...plan of looking ahead. As if you can tell what you'll be like in a few years [Verse 1: Red Pill] I don't know what I'm here for, I don't know what the point is Spent so many nights alone sipping this poison All of us trying to find it, some of us call it "purpose" Don't know if it's divine or can we even define it Am I playing a role in somebody else's theater Look around at this world and nothing's been getting clearer Only be getting weirder I just sit in Detroit, little blip on the radar, maybe there's not a point Maybe it's all coincidence Trying to make a little sense out of something that doesn't Maybe there's no significance We're just rational cattle, uh end of discussion And as lonely as that can sound When you look up at the stars, son that black background You wonder where you came from and why you stay Maybe there's not a reason and that's okay [Hook: Verbal Kent] No one's ever promised tomorrow I'ma be who I am and you are who you are Uh, let's let the past be that The sh** is over why overreact? No one's ever promised tomorrow Let's do today right now Maybe the secret to life is that you're not the main character And the fact that you're even a factor is a miracle [Verse 2: Verbal Kent] No matter what road I travel on, add a little something to the catalog I'm living in stereo and an*log Where we go is unknown Trying to get a handle on the cut throat Nature anticipated with utmost Energy, remember me as give before he took Guy who did the right thing, took your hand and then he shook Played it straight but could've gone sideways like any rook Never judge the contents by the cover of any book Pay it forward any possible place and time Doing every turn that for most sh** just don't go the way it's designed I cheated d**h, some say it's a sign I think the strength that others gave me is the way I survived Maybe it's open to interpretation The moral of a story touching us at different points of life at different phases All the places I've been, I've always looked at different Hell And taking in the scenery a different version of myself [Hook]