I hear dead men singing!!!

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So I was sitting down and doing a little thinking about life and what one might have to do in order to survive and probably also make heaven.

When suddenly the voice of Tupac Shakur singing the song "Changes" kept drifting into my head reminding me that "that's just the way life's got to be."

The voice of the man Bob Nesta Marley in the song "Rastaman chant" screaming that "his flying away home to Zion when his work is over."

And while the voice of DAGRIN asks for no tears to be shed in the event of his death in his last song before he actually died for real, titled "if I die".

Conclusion, never listens to dead guys sing if you ever find yourself trying to make meaning of being alive and what happens after death.

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