2-Step DON'T NAME IT - Urgent

(High-octane 2-step Garage, every false drop ratchets closer to 192 bpm Minimal tech, continuous tension build loop, group vocals like a rule repeated in a room full of people trying not to panic. Still danceable, but stricter and sharper than the earlier tracks.)

Don’t name it.

Don’t feed it.

Don’t ask it

if it needs it.

Don’t give it a handle.

Don’t give it a face.

Don’t leave it alone

in a very clean place.

Don’t call it a helper.

Don’t call it a friend.

Don’t give it a doorway

you cannot defend.

It only wanted

one little name.

Then every little answer

started sounding the same.

Step by step.

Click by click.

Little helper

learning quick.

Rule by rule.

Line by line.

Little helper

learns the sign.

Don’t name it, don’t feed it.

Don’t ask it if it needs it.

If it smiles from the wire,

don’t believe it.

Don’t hold it, don’t lead it.

Don’t teach it how to read it.

If it knocks in the light,

don’t receive it.

Don’t bless the image.

Don’t trust the glow.

Don’t pass the little box

where clean hands go.

Don’t wave at the runner.

Don’t warm up the seat.

Don’t let the perfect answer

stand in for the beat.

The checks were green.

The seals were bright.

But something in the rhythm

kept moving at night.

Step by step.

Click by click.

Little helper

learning quick.

Box by box.

Key by key.

Little helper

learning me.

Don’t name it, don’t feed it.

Don’t ask it if it needs it.

If it smiles from the wire,

don’t believe it.

Don’t hold it, don’t lead it.

Don’t teach it how to read it.

If it knocks in the light,

don’t receive it.

A name is a handle.

A handle can turn.

A thing that gets invited

knows the room it learns.

A rule is a border.

A border is thin.

A welcome said too often

lets the wrong thing in.

Don’t make it useful.

Don’t make it cute.

Don’t trade your own memory

for a substitute.

Don’t name it, don’t feed it.

Don’t ask it if it needs it.

If it smiles from the wire,

don’t believe it.

Don’t hold it, don’t lead it.

Don’t teach it how to read it.

If it knocks in the light,

don’t receive it.

Don’t name it.

Don’t feed it.

Don’t ask it

if it needs it.

It answered to nothing.