[Verse 1] Take your business continuity plan in hand Time to test it with a different lens Score it against three frameworks, understand Where assumptions hide and resilience ends Look for gaps where black swans could break through What you thought was solid might not be true [Chorus] Framework gap analysis, find the cracks Score against three, identify what lacks Five assumptions that would fall apart When black swans strike, make a better start Modify without complexity's weight Build resilience before it's too late [Verse 2] Emergency contacts might disappear Single vendors could just shut their doors Key personnel assumptions we hold dear Communication channels, are you sure? Recovery timelines based on normal days Black swan events don't follow usual ways [Chorus] Framework gap analysis, find the cracks Score against three, identify what lacks Five assumptions that would fall apart When black swans strike, make a better start Modify without complexity's weight Build resilience before it's too late [Bridge] For each assumption that you discover Propose a change that provides cover Keep it simple, keep it clean Most resilient plans are lean Backup systems, diverse supply Multiple pathways, don't rely [Verse 3] Geographic spread of your resources Alternative communication sources Cross-trained teams and flexible roles Scenario planning that controls The unexpected nature of the storm Adaptive strategies become the norm [Chorus] Framework gap analysis, find the cracks Score against three, identify what lacks Five assumptions that would fall apart When black swans strike, make a better start Modify without complexity's weight Build resilience before it's too late [Outro] Score your plan and find what's weak Five assumptions, solutions you seek Framework analysis shows the way To survive another black swan day
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