Grad School
Navigating Existential Turmoil: Contemplating Grad School Amidst ChaosLyrics
The world is dying and I hate my body
The speaker expresses a negative view of the world and dissatisfaction with their own body.
Maybe I should go to grad school
The speaker contemplates the idea of going to grad school as a potential solution to their problems.
The world is dying I should find a hobby
Reiteration of the world's problems and the suggestion to find a hobby as an alternative to grad school.
Maybe I'll just go to grad school
The speaker is considering going to grad school as an option despite the world's issues.
Another day and the same three thoughts are playing on a loop in my head
The speaker experiences repetitive thoughts in their mind and struggles to stay calm in the face of anxiety.
I should keep calm and carry on but I can't help freaking out about everything
Despite the advice to stay calm, the speaker acknowledges difficulty in managing their anxiety.
Crypto utopians
References to various contemporary issues, such as crypto utopians, opiates, climate disaster, plague, class war, black-pilled zoomers, and the return of fascists.
State sanctioned opiates
-Climate disaster
-A plague and a class war
-The zoomers are black pilled
-The fascists are back
-Feels like this is the start of the end
The speaker feels a sense of doom, believing that the current situation marks the beginning of the end.
The world is dying and I hate my body
Repetition of dissatisfaction with the world and the consideration of going to grad school or finding a hobby.
Maybe I should go to grad school
-The world is dying I should find a hobby
-Maybe I'll just go to grad school
The speaker contemplates grad school again as an option.
Mentally everything's getting to me
The speaker describes their mental state, feeling like they are falling apart, losing their head, and experiencing body dysmorphia. They mention unconventional coping mechanisms like ordering corsets and inhaling Pop-Tarts.
Steady falling apart
-I think I'm losing my head
-Fully dysmorphic
-I'm ordering corsets
-From goth girls on Poshmark while inhaling Pop-Tarts
The speaker engages in specific actions like ordering corsets and running a 10K while dealing with persistent thoughts.
Then running a 10K
-The same thoughts on replay
Repetition of intrusive thoughts and the struggle to get them out of the speaker's head.
I can't get it out of my head
-The world is dying and I hate my body
Repetition of negative feelings towards the world and the contemplation of grad school or finding a hobby.
Maybe I should go to grad school
-The world is dying I should find a hobby
-Maybe I'll just go to grad school
The speaker considers grad school once again.
This wasn't what I thought my life would look like
The speaker expresses disappointment with the current state of their life, feeling like they are wasting away in challenging times.
Wasting away in the fucking end times
-The world is dying and I hate my body
Repetition of negative sentiments towards the world and the consideration of grad school.
Maybe I should go to grad school
-Maybe I should go to grad school
-The world is dying and I hate my body
Reiteration of dissatisfaction with the world and the thought of going to grad school.
Maybe I should go to grad school
Contemplation of grad school in response to the world's problems.
The world is dying also now there's Nazis
Addition of the presence of Nazis in the world, prompting the speaker to consider grad school as a response.
Maybe I should go to grad school
The speaker reflects on the deteriorating world and contemplates grad school as a potential escape.
This wasn't what I thought my life would look like
Repetition of disappointment with the speaker's life situation in the context of the world's challenges.
Wasting away in the fucking end times
-The world is dying and I hate my body
Repetition of negative feelings and the consideration of grad school as an option.
Maybe I should go to grad school
-Maybe I should go to grad school
-Maybe I should go to grad school
Final repetition of the thought of going to grad school.
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