"Dear Frass" is a song by Jahmiel, where he addresses his feelings and experiences with betrayal and jealousy from people around him. The song is essentially a letter to Frass, expressing his frustrations and reflections on his relationships with others. In the song, Jahmiel acknowledges that it is his own fault if he gets hurt again and realizes that he has wasted time trying to change people who have always been messed up. He talks about forgiving them once, but it seems like they want to harm him quickly. He emphasizes that he doesn't just sing about these issues, but he actually lives through them. Jahmiel expresses his confusion and disappointment in the actions of those who are envious and have ill intentions towards him. He has done numerous things for them, but they never reciprocate his kindness. He believes that his enemies would not hesitate to betray him and even suggests that he had been warned about their cunning and deceptive nature by his own mother. Despite facing such negativity, Jahmiel continues to serve Jah (God) and pushes himself to achieve even more. He refuses to let the negative energy hinder his progress and remains determined to succeed. Overall, "Dear Frass" is a reflection of Jahmiel's personal experiences with betrayal and jealousy from others. It touches on themes of resilience, perseverance, and the need to surround oneself with positive and genuine relationships.
