#latin A demo with one verse, because I might have to run. I had to look up this Latin sentence, but I am assured that it is often used in a modern context to imply that history precedes meaning. (Still here, so I wrote a second verse.)

If you’ve ever held a hammer You can find things to smash If you’ve run across a scammer You see the value of cash

Quidquid est, id est Quidquid est, id est The past is the textbook The present the test Quidquid est, id est

If you ever played football Then you know when to run If you go down to the local It’s good to know someone