Time To Think

Desire for a capo, lemonade, and a dollar fifty, possibly symbolizing simplicity and basic needs.

Expressing diverse desires, including a big bathtub, prosthetic feet, and a reference to Diana Ross' role in "Mahogany."

Expressing a desire to spend time with Billy Dee Williams, emphasizing the importance of connections and relationships.

List of various items like pizza, love, hominy, grits, peach pits, and songs, reflecting a mix of material and emotional desires.

Expressing a need for more accountability to prevent negative behavior.

Mentioning shooting stars, dungarees, and band-aids, possibly symbolizing innocence, nostalgia, and healing.

Desire for both a big house in the trees and a small shack by the beach, expressing a contrast in lifestyle preferences.

Desire for a motor home with golden keys and academic success in geography.

Expressing a need for ample time to contemplate and reflect.

Listing experiences including Saturn, soliloquies, Walden Pond, and hypocrisy, reflecting a diverse range of encounters.

Mentioning Tetris and insanity, possibly symbolizing order and chaos.

Listing elements like debt, dope, apathy, ode to joy, and pool parties, reflecting a mix of negative and positive experiences.

References to smooch and run, ancestry, Arthur Ashe, and manatees, indicating a range of themes and influences.

Reference to sailboats and lepidopterology, possibly symbolizing freedom and the study of butterflies.

Mentioning the cave of time, dignity, Cirque du Soleil, and lethargy, reflecting on various aspects of life.

References to surface area, rosaries, fairness, Billie Jean, suggesting a mix of scientific, religious, and cultural elements.

Mentioning Vonnegut, karmic retribution, and bigotry, addressing societal issues and consequences.

Listing diverse elements like thyroglossal duct cysts, celibacy, love on the rocks, and anonymity.

References to Osgood Schlatter, sad flute solos, and decaf tea, possibly reflecting personal experiences and preferences.

References to silly friends, incontinency, Yertle the Turtle, and hierarchy, reflecting a mix of humor and social commentary.

Mentioning "Do it for Johnny," pepsilepsy, powder blue ten speeds, and puberty, possibly reflecting on cultural references and growing up.

References to Sylvia Plath, conspiracies, bad medicine, and karaoke, touching on diverse themes.

Mentioning passing gas, irrelevancy, seize the day, and let it be, reflecting on life's transient nature and priorities.

References to loving dumb skaters, PCP, dying, and dancing on MTV, reflecting on relationships and pop culture.

References to close calls, infinity, and little kids who look up to me, reflecting on personal experiences and responsibilities.

Mentioning "It's the end of the world as we know it and we didn't start the fire" and Adam Green, possibly addressing societal and environmental concerns.

Expressing a need for more time to think, posing a rhetorical question to the listener.

Reiteration of the need for more time to think, emphasizing contemplation.

Empty line, possibly for emphasis or to create a pause in the lyrics.

Similar to the first line, expressing a desire for a capo, lemonade, and a dollar fifty.