[Intro]
The fool packs a suitcase of socks and a grin,
Says, “Bravery? I’ll borrow it from the wind.”
[Verse 1]
He climbs into a jumbo jet painted with rubber ducks,
Waving passport stamps that look suspiciously like luck.
The cockpit smells of popcorn and cosmic doubt,
He pilots through a storm made of rubber chickens and clout.
[Pre-Chorus]
Bravery? A badge or a breakfast burrito,
He pokes the clouds and asks, “What’s the ego of a hero?”
[Chorus]
Hey giant monster, do you fear my wit or my grin?
I’m brief and bumbling, but I’m charging from within.
If courage is louder than fear, I’m a noisy parade,
Laughing at the thunder, serenading the absurd crusade.
[Verse 2]
The monster yawns, a tide of giggles in its throat,
Its nostrils puff out storms of popcorn and remote.
Our duo debates the rulebook of what’s brave,
While fools rush in with flip-flops to misbehave.
[Pre-Chorus]
Is a brave heart just a trick of the light?
He buttons his courage, tucks doubt in the night.
[Chorus]
Hey giant monster, do you fear my wit or my grin?
I’m brief and bumbling, but I’m charging from within.
If courage is louder than fear, I’m a noisy parade,
Laughing at the thunder, serenading the absurd crusade.
[Bridge]
The jet shudders with a sneeze from outer space,
The monster checks its watch, asks, “Is this a chase?”
They march in irony, boots squeaking like tea cups,
Questioning if boldness is tricks or hiccups.
[Chorus]
Hey giant monster, do you fear my wit or my grin?
I’m brief and bumbling, but I’m charging from within.
If courage is louder than fear, I’m a noisy parade,
Laughing at the thunder, serenading the absurd crusade.
[Outro]
So they fly through absurd skies, a duo built on doubt,
Bravery winds up tea-stirred and turned inside out.
The foolish win, or so it seems in the night,
Because wit is a jet when courage takes flight.
