[Verse 1]
When CISO reads the symbols on the page
Deontic logic looks like foreign language sage
All those quantifiers, arrows pointing right
Makes encryption policy fade from sight
The fatal flaw that breaks the whole design
Is accessibility left behind
[Chorus]
Four weaknesses holding back control
Accessibility breaks the goal
Paradoxes tear logic apart
Temporal reasoning missing heart
No standard tools to make it work
Four fatal flaws that always lurk
[Verse 2]
Chisholm's Paradox shows the cracks
When consistent rules create attacks
Gentle Murder breaks the system down
Contrary duties turn logic around
What seems right becomes contradiction
SDL needs major restriction
[Chorus]
Four weaknesses holding back control
Accessibility breaks the goal
Paradoxes tear logic apart
Temporal reasoning missing heart
No standard tools to make it work
Four fatal flaws that always lurk
[Bridge]
Quarterly reviews need time to flow
Annual assessments come and go
Incident detection triggers fast
But basic SDL cannot last
Through lifecycle states and frequency needs
Temporal extensions plant new seeds
[Verse 3]
No off-the-shelf engine runs the code
Unlike SAT solvers on the road
OWL reasoners handle description well
But deontic logic has no shell
Compliance teams are left to wait
For tools that never reach their gate
[Chorus]
Four weaknesses holding back control
Accessibility breaks the goal
Paradoxes tear logic apart
Temporal reasoning missing heart
No standard tools to make it work
Four fatal flaws that always lurk
[Outro]
Surface language hides the logic layer
Verification needs a better player
Four weaknesses we must address
Before deontic brings success