Rah! Is coming back!
[Intro]
Shhhh…
I heard on the down low
That Rah is coming back
Did you hear that?
They love me hanging out my car
Screaming Rah is coming back
Faces delighted
Of those who worship Rah
Love me screaming out my window
As I’m driving
Rrrrrrrrrr
Rah is coming back (hey!)
[Chorus]
Rah is coming back
Not a body
It’s a blast of light
Rah is coming back
Hits your brain like the sun at night
Rah is coming back
Every “rrrrr” is a spark
An insight
Rah is coming back
Rah is coming
Rah is coming back
[Verse 1]
Neighbors on the sidewalk
Think I finally lost my mind
But I’m high on every sunrise
Like it’s hitting from inside
All these little old assumptions
Melting on the dash
Every question that I buried
Now it’s glowing in the glass
[Pre-Chorus]
I’m not waiting for a chariot
To crash out of the blue
It’s the click when all the chaos
Starts arranging into truth
It’s the “oh…” then the “ohhh!”
Then the “how was I so blind?”
It’s a laugh
It’s a gasp
It’s the rewiring of your life
[Chorus]
Rah is coming back
Not a body
It’s a blast of light
Rah is coming back
Hits your brain like the sun at night
Rah is coming back
Every “rrrrr” is a spark
An insight
Rah is coming back
Rah is coming
Rah is coming back
[Verse 2]
I see halos in the brake lights
Tiny temples in the store lines
Every stranger got a story
Every story got a gold spine
It’s a riot in my rib cage
Like the stars just moved in
Every second on the clock face
Feels like it’s beginning again
[Pre-Chorus]
This is not a secret prophecy
It’s a wake-up group chat ping
It’s the moment that your shadow
Stops pretending it’s the king
It’s the shift
It’s the lift
It’s the clean
Clear crack
When the shell of who you were
Falls away
Can’t come back
[Chorus]
Rah is coming back
Not a body
It’s a burst of sight
Rah is coming back
Turning “guess I’m stuck” into “I might”
Rah is coming back
Every doubt getting washed in white
Rah is coming back
Rah is coming
Rah is coming back
Rah is coming
Rah is coming back
[Bridge]
[Beat drops to half-time
Dreamy]
Roll the windows down
Let the weird in
Let the wild in
Let the old guilt spin
If the sun’s in your chest
Let it rise
Let it rise
If you feel that buzz
That’s your mind getting wise
We’re the temples
We’re the torches
We’re the spark in the dark in the porch light
Every “rah” from the car
Is a flare in the heart of the night
[Chorus]
Rah is coming back
Not a body
It’s a blast of light
Rah is coming back
Hits your brain like the sun at night
Rah is coming back
Every “rrrrr” is a spark
An insight
Rah is coming back
On the down low
It’s your own soul
Sneaking back
Rah is coming back
Reading this piece, "Rah is coming back," distinctly feels like stepping into a poetic celebration of renewal and awakening. The recurring imagery of light, sparks, and insights resonates deeply as metaphors for personal transformation and moments of clarity. In my own experience, such moments of sudden insight often occur unexpectedly, much like the 'blast of light' described here, hitting the brain 'like the sun at night.' It reminds me of those times when routine fades and the world reveals new possibilities—when doubts wash away and energy resurges. The rhythmic 'Rrrrrrrr' and repeated chants embody a kind of mantra that encourages embracing change with enthusiasm and openness rather than fear. The feeling of 'high on every sunrise' captures that invigorating sensation when a fresh perspective emerges within us. I have found that allowing oneself to be present during these shifts—akin to "rolling the windows down and letting the weird and wild in"—can unlock creativity and joy. Additionally, the concept of 'temples' and 'torches' as symbols of inner strength and guidance aligns with my view that everyone carries an inner spark that lights the way through darkness. The poem’s emphasis on waking from shadows and shedding old shells to allow true selves to emerge mirrors the journey of self-discovery many of us undergo. The repeated phrase "Rah is coming back" acts as a reassuring reminder that this cycle of insight and renewal is ongoing—a personal renaissance that each individual can experience. Whether in moments of quiet reflection or noisy celebration, "Rah" symbolizes that inner light returning to guide us forward. This piece beautifully blends lyricism with a universal human experience, inspiring readers to listen closely for their own "Rah".
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