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Verse 1
Empty hands don’t stay empty, they start reaching
Hunger teach faster than preaching
No fence posts, no papers, no meaning
Just ground and the echo of somebody bleeding

First lesson ain’t spoken, it land
You learn quick what don’t leave your hand
No clock, no court, no appeal
Only weight of what’s taken or killed

Steps turn into claims without planning
Marks in the dirt where you standing
Memory do the counting for days
Who crossed what line, who paid

Nothing abstract, nothing debated
Just distance, breath, and who made it
Truth ain’t argued, it’s shown
By what you keep when you’re alone

Hook
Before law, there’s recall
Before rights, there’s force
Order form as a habit
Not a promise, not a source

Verse 2
Labor ain’t virtue, it’s signal
“I was here long enough to make this”
Cuts in the wood, scars in the stone
Bodies remember what words won’t

Mercy expensive, precision cheap
When sleep mean lowering your teeth
Every mistake get archived in flesh
Every pattern born under stress

No judge but the next encounter
No future but what you can counter
Repetition harden into rule
Not because it’s right — because it’s useful

You don’t invent this logic, you find it
Walking through it until it’s binding
Soon even wolves stop testing the same
Habits stick when they shorten the pain

Hook
Before law, there’s recall
Before rights, there’s force
Order form as a habit
Not a promise, not a source

Verse 3
Over time the noise get trimmed
Not peace — just fewer swings
Less guessing, more restraint
Boundaries drawn in restraint

Not holy, not fair, not clean
Just stable enough to repeat
The rules don’t glow, they persist
Because forgetting get you dismissed

Language come later to name it
Reason arrive to contain it
Not to erase what was done
But explain why it couldn’t run

No myth, no crown, no grace
Just a quieter way to survive the place
Order crawl out the pressure slow
Wearing the shape of what worked the most

Hook (final)
Before law, there’s recall
Before rights, there’s force
Order form as a habit
Not a promise, not a source