I’ll Tell You What a Boss Is

“People talk power like it’s cheap. But power don’t talk — it just walks in.”

I don’t flash gold, I flash fear, When I walk in, silence appears. Ain’t no titles, no applause, Just the truth — I’m the cause.

I’ll tell you what a boss is — He don’t ask, he decides. He don’t talk, he implies. When the smoke clears, he’s still alive.

Every scar I earned, I kept, Every secret’s one I’ve slept. Men make noise, I make moves — That’s how power really grooves.

You don’t shout to own the night, You just burn slow, but burn bright. They pray for light — I bring the flame. And the blues? It knows my name.

I’ll tell you what a boss is — It ain’t words, it’s will. It’s a stare that can kill, And a heart that’s calm still.

“You don’t crown a boss… He just shows up.”

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