
D'Man - No Cosmetic Pain (Prod. ACC3 FM®)
Mature African-American male rapper, 38 years old, Deep, hard gangsta delivery, raw and unpolished, Partly dark beats, gritty drums, thick low-end, Cold street realism, underground authority, hypnotic flow, Strong rhymes, controlled aggression, raw unfiltered energy.

D'Man - No Cosmetic Pain (Prod. ACC3 FM®)
Mature African-American male rapper, 38 years old, Deep, hard gangsta delivery, raw and unpolished, Partly dark beats, gritty drums, thick low-end, Cold street realism, underground authority, hypnotic flow, Strong rhymes, controlled aggression, raw unfiltered energy.
Lyrics
11. No Cosmetic Pain
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INTRO
No makeup on the pain.
No filters on the past.
I don’t rehearse suffering —
I survived it.
écoute bien.
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VERSE I
I don’t decorate wounds for attention,
Never rented trauma for retention,
They cry on beats like it’s fashion week,
I stayed silent when the fridge was empty.
No sad violins for a rollout plan,
Pain wasn’t content, it was who I am,
I learned hunger before metaphors,
Learned pressure knocking through metal doors.
I don’t exaggerate nights I bled,
I don’t remix fear for the internet,
Every scar here came with a price,
Not a caption, not a highlight.
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CHORUS
No cosmetic pain in my sentences,
No fake tears for the audience,
If I speak it, I lived it first,
Truth heavy — no rehearsal.
No cosmetic pain, no staged regret,
No borrowed trauma on a rented set,
My past wasn’t pretty or safe to play,
That’s why my words don’t fade.
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VERSE II
They cry rich tears in designer fits,
Calling discomfort “hardship” — quit,
I’ve seen men break with no one watching,
No camera, no help, no option.
I don’t trauma-flex for the algorithm,
Pain don’t repeat for a better rhythm,
Some nights still sit in my chest,
I don’t monetize that stress.
French drops land like signatures,
la douleur, c’était réel, no literature,
I don’t pitch pain to executives,
I protect silence — that’s how I live.
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VERSE III
Every line here passed a memory test,
If it didn’t happen, it didn’t get said,
No composite characters, no fake lore,
I don’t cosplay what I survived before.
I watched fake pain turn profitable,
Whole careers built off fictional,
But when lights off and crowds gone,
They still empty — I moved on.
I don’t perform wounds, I carry them,
Quiet weight, I don’t bury them,
That’s why my presence feel uncomfortable,
Truth always is — c’est normal.
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CHORUS
No cosmetic pain in my sentences,
No fake tears for the audience,
If I speak it, I lived it first,
Truth heavy — no rehearsal.
No cosmetic pain, no staged regret,
No borrowed trauma on a rented set,
My past wasn’t pretty or safe to play,
That’s why my words don’t fade.
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VERSE IV
I don’t cry wolf for a verse reaction,
Real wolves move with less distraction,
I don’t need pity to sound deep,
Depth came from not getting sleep.
I seen pain that don’t look cinematic,
No soundtrack, just automatic,
Bills due, trust gone, nights long,
That’s not content — that’s where I’m from.
They want wounds wrapped in melody,
I give truth raw, no apology,
If it make you uncomfortable — good,
Means you felt something real in it.
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VERSE V
I survived without documenting scars,
Didn’t know pain could turn into art,
Now every bar is a checkpoint passed,
Not a trend, not a mask.
No cosmetic pain — only residue,
Of everything pressure couldn’t undo,
This not therapy, not a plea,
Just facts spoken carefully.
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OUTRO
No filters.
No performance.
No cosmetic pain.
Just a man
who didn’t break
—and didn’t lie about it.
c’est tout.
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