[Intro] Thirty-seven floors of glass, one private lift, one golden pass. The city waits behind the door. Welcome to the top floor. [Verse] At seven sharp the blinds ascend, my gold pin catches light again. The dashboard glows in shades of green, the calmest red I've ever seen, a yellow box that says "we grew," never "the invoice is overdue." My black notebook, gold-lined, reads: "Leed with courage. Plant the seeds." [Pre-Chorus] The numbers climb. The graphs align. The future bends to my design. [Chorus] From the view from the top floor, every fire's just a spark offshore. Every red light on the dashboard wears a smile it didn't wear before. When the windows reach the heavens, you stop looking for the floor. [Verse] My Directors file in, folder-neat, they've learned to make disaster sweet. The vendor failed us, cost us weeks— "proof of how strong our demand streaks." I ask if Support can hold the strain. Six cartoon icons hold hands again. No queue. No count. No number shown. Excellent branding. Carry on. [Pre-Chorus] A polished phrase. A measured nod. A risk becomes a launching rod. [Chorus] From the view from the top floor, every setback's just a strategic door. Every invoice is investment, every silence buys rapport. If the lift skips thirty levels, tell me, who would keep the score? [Instrumental Break] [Bridge] My father built with steel and stone— he measured weight, I measure tone. Still, when the boardroom turns dead still, a phone rings somewhere down the hill. It stops before it reaches me. The system works so efficiently. I write in gold: "Great leaders soar." Then face the view I'm blind for. [Build-up] One company. One guiding star. One vision bigger than we are. [Final Chorus] From the view from the top floor, every fire's a spark along the shore— till the spark becomes a furnace that nobody watched for. From the view from the top floor, I saw the whole horizon and no more. The higher that this tower rose, I could not see the company anymore. [Outro] Thirty-seven floors of glass. One private lift. One golden pass. My notebook waits beside the door. The view from the top floor.