Same Again
Navigating Life's Repetitions: Denham John's Reflections on Society and Solitude
Lyrics
Here's the ultimatum so what's it gonna be
Presenting a choice or decision, asking what decision will be made.
Why I bother it it shouldn't bother me
Questioning why the situation bothers the speaker when it theoretically shouldn't.
Looking for the answers we can ever be
Searching for answers or solutions that seem elusive.
It's such a shame who's to blame it doesn't change a thing
Expressing frustration that assigning blame doesn't alter the situation.
Running out of options running out of time
Feeling limited in choices and time.
So I'm heading for the water to find some peace of mind
Seeking tranquility by heading towards water for peace of mind.
The future's all around me the past is left behind
Embracing the future while leaving the past behind.
I've found a way to kill the days and leave the urban grind
Discovering a way to escape the routine of urban life.
It's the same again
Highlighting a repetitive pattern or cycle.
Now I blame it on society
Attributing the situation to societal influences.
It's the same again
Reiterating the repetitive nature of the situation.
Now I'm living on my own
Emphasizing independence, now living on one's own.
Working for the dollar doing over time
Engaging in work for financial gain, possibly feeling overworked.
Now there's one for the road though I didn't even drive
Taking a drink for solace, though not responsible for driving.
This is not the future this is not my time
Feeling disconnected from the present and uncertain about the future.
Another day for the pay it's a fucking crime
Expressing discontent with the daily grind and its perceived injustice.
It's the same again
Reiterating the repetitiveness of the situation, blaming society.
Now I blame it on society
Linking the situation again to societal factors.
It's the same again
Stating the recurrence of the situation and emphasizing independence.
Now I'm living on my own
Reiterating living independently.
Frustration leads to desperation
Connecting frustration with desperation.
Why bother why try
Pondering why bother or try given the situation.
Restoration or devastation
Contrasting restoration with potential devastation.
You'll walk away and wonder why
Suggesting that walking away will lead to reflection on the situation.
It's the same again
Reiterating the repetitive nature, blaming society.
Now I blame it on society
Again linking the situation to societal influences.
It's the same again
Emphasizing the recurrence and independence.
Now I'm living on my own
Reiterating living independently.
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