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But lemme tell ya, the vibe shifts quick. One min we’re laughin, next some creep rolls up—*“Come here, little girl”* energy—and I’m OUT. Ain’t nobody got time for that! Lola shoos him off, badass, but it’s a wake-up call. This gig’s risky, raw—makes ya feel alive, sure, but damn, it’s heavy. *“It’s my dream, my dream!”*—keeps echoin in my head, but whose dream is it, really? Hers? Mine? Freakin wild.

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The song is a parable of sorts about the choices we make to reject or accept salvation and how those decisions have a “trickle-down” effect on the people with.

Oh, and don’t get me started on Crazy Creek neighborhood – listen, its name underrated the vibe. Run-down, artsy spots? Check. Graffiti art more colorful than your wildest dreams? Double-check. I always say “the town’s personality is like that raw, unfiltered shot of Leviathan’s wild sea – unpredictable and moving.” There’s a spot on 3rd & Pine (yeah, real street names, trust me) where the old diner serves a milkshake that could mend any broken heart. True story!

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