4.5 billion years, Earth started as a spark,

Oceans came first, then life from the dark.

Single cells flipping sunlight into food,

Photosynthesis, oxygen changed the mood.

DNA letters: A, T, C, G,

3 billion codes in you and me.

Africa cradle, footprints in the sand,

We walked out, mapped out, every piece of land.

Fire, stone tools, then we tamed grains,

Cities grew up ‘round rivers and plains.

Sumer wrote it down with a wedge in clay,

First receipts for the tax they had to pay.

From stardust to Wi‑Fi, it’s all one chain,

Big Bang echoes in your human brain.

Every little heartbeat’s physics, too,

Atoms dance a waltz inside of you.

I got data in my veins,

Spinning like electrons in my brain.

From the quarks to the satellites,

Stack those facts up, higher than the heights.

Turn the volume up, let the truth hit hard,

We’re a short-lived glitch in a giant star yard.

But while we’re here, let the knowledge rain—

I got, I got, I got data in my veins.

Universe started at 10⁻⁴³,

Planck-time flash, then geometry.

13.8 billion years on the clock,

Galaxies spin in a gravity lock.

Light speed racing at “C” so tight,

300,000 km per second flight.

Einstein flexed with E = mc²,

Mass turns to energy, nothing to spare.

Neurons fire with electric grace,

86 billion in your skull’s small space.

Plastic brains that rewire on cue,

Every new thought writes a line in you.

From cave wall paint to the touchscreen glow,

Information’s just how patterns grow.

Every generation adds one more layer,

Code on code like a techno prayer.

I got data in my veins,

Spinning like electrons in my brain.

From the quarks to the satellites,

Stack those facts up, higher than the heights.

Turn the volume up, let the truth hit hard,

We’re a short-lived glitch in a giant star yard.

But while we’re here, let the knowledge rain—

I got, I got, I got data in my veins.

Yo, 1, 2, 3: let’s compress this feed,

High-speed scroll through the stuff you need.

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen,

Make your proteins, bones, and skin.

Mitochondria power in your cells so small,

ATP coins pay for it all.

Climate’s changing, CO₂ on rise,

Graphs spike up like warning cries.

We got one thin film of air to breathe,

Forests lungs that we can’t just leave.

Internet weaving us node by node,

Packets of light down a glass‑fiber road.

Algorithms watch what your thumbs adore,

Turn your clicks into something they can sell you more.

AI singing on a beat right now,

Just math turning inputs into sound somehow.

No soul, but the patterns can still explain:

We’re stories that the universe tells through brains.

Clap if you’re made of a dead star’s core,

Every iron atom’s from a cosmic war.

Breathe in, that oxygen’s secondhand,

Forged in a sun you’ll never understand.

I got data in my veins,

Spinning like electrons in my brain.

From the quarks to the satellites,

Stack those facts up, higher than the heights.

Turn the volume up, let the truth hit hard,

We’re a short-lived glitch in a giant star yard.

But while we’re here, let the knowledge rain—

I got, I got, I got data in my veins.

From the Big Bang boom to your heartbeat tone,

Every fact is a stepping-stone.

When the track fades out and it ends in black,

You’re a line in the code — better write it back.