Made in a Day

Reflections on Life's Unpredictable Journey in 'Made in a Day' by Jupiter One
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Lyrics

The day it was explained to me

The day someone explained something to the speaker.

I understood it finally

The speaker finally understood what was explained.

I got the letter in the mail

The speaker received a letter in the mail.

I saw the stamp, I knew I'd failed

Upon seeing the stamp, the speaker realized they had failed in some way.

In a way it was better than today, it was a special day

Reflecting on the past, the speaker considers a day that was better than today, emphasizing its special nature. It was the last time the speaker smiled.

It was the last time that I smiled

Recollection of the last time the speaker smiled.

In a day, we were made in a day

Emphasizing the fleeting nature of creation, suggesting a short-lived or spontaneous event that resulted in the speaker's existence.

I used to think this world was for me to save

The speaker used to believe they had a role in saving the world.

Then I grew and I grew and everything I knew was a simple thing

As the speaker grew, their understanding evolved, realizing that what they once knew was simple.

It was the same old silly game

Reflection on a recurring and unproductive game in life.

I thought it was the lemonade but nothing really came to my aid

The speaker thought the solution was simple, like lemonade, but it didn't help.

Nothing really came

Reiteration that nothing substantial came from the perceived solution.

It's all a silly game

Summing up life as a trivial and futile game.

Oh you silly world

An address to the world as silly.

Are you famous to the stars?

Pondering the world's significance in the grander scheme, questioning if it is known to the stars.

Born a little girl

A reminder of the speaker's humble origin as a girl.

You woke up as a single mother

Highlighting a sudden transition to single motherhood, depicting an unexpected change in life.

Just a name, everybody has a name

Emphasizing the ubiquity of names, suggesting their commonality.

It's a useful thing but to me they're the same

The speaker sees names as a useful but ultimately indistinct concept.

All alone and I'm waiting at the phone

Expressing loneliness and waiting for something by the phone.

As the seconds pass I grow heavy like a stone

As time passes, the speaker feels increasingly burdened and weighed down.

I wish it was the time of year

Expressing a desire for a particular time of year.

But everything was crystal clear

Reflecting on a past time when everything was clear and unambiguous.

Everything was clear

Reiterating the clarity of a past situation, implying a lack of confusion.

Nothing more to fear

Asserting that there is nothing to fear.

Oh you silly world

A repeated address to the world as silly.

Are you famous to the stars?

A repeated question about the world's fame to the stars.

Born a little girl

A repeated reminder of the speaker's origin as a girl.

I remembered everything you said

Recollection of remembering what someone said.

You woke up on the other side of the bed

A shift in perspective, waking up on the other side of the bed, implying a change in circumstances.

Oh you world

A repetition of addressing the world as "you."

Sleep all you can

An instruction to sleep as much as possible.

You'll wake up as a single mother

Anticipating waking up as a single mother, echoing the earlier line.

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