magine a world without birds

This is a mythical rap that builds a haunting paradox—a world stripped of birds becomes a place where donkeys are forced to learn flight and mountains themselves must sing. It flows like a speculative legend, questioning if humanity would ever dare to kiss the moon without feathered teachers to first show us the grace of leaving the ground. The lyrics paint airports as sacred spaces born from that avian inspiration, while warning of hunters who threaten to sever this ancient bond. It’s a philosophical cipher over a beat, reminding us that without birds, love itself would have no wings to stay.