Lyrics
I smashed my computer with a baseball bat
The speaker physically destroyed their computer using a baseball bat.
And now everything is computer black
As a result of the destruction, the screen is now completely black.
It feels good to be away from it all
The speaker expresses satisfaction and relief at being away from the computer.
It feels good, at least for a little while
This feeling of freedom is temporary but enjoyable.
I dragged my computer down the riverside
The speaker disposed of their computer by a riverside.
And now everything is computer blind
Now, the speaker's world is devoid of the influence of the computer.
It feels good to watch the screen crack
There is satisfaction in witnessing the physical damage to the computer screen.
It feels good, at least for a little while
Similar to the previous stanza, the relief is temporary.
Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
Repetition of the idea that the computer is gone, emphasizing its absence.
Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-Trashed my computer on a cement wall
The speaker deliberately damaged the computer against a cement wall.
And now everything is computer gone
As a consequence, the computer is no longer functional or present.
It feels good to see the tower break
The act of seeing the computer tower break brings a sense of satisfaction.
It feels good, at least for a little while
Similar to earlier lines, the satisfaction is temporary.
I hung my computer on an old oak tree
The speaker hung their computer on an old oak tree, symbolizing liberation.
And now everything is computer free
As a result, the speaker feels free from the constraints of the computer.
It feels good to see the cord hanging
The visual of the cord hanging signifies a break from technological ties.
It feels good, at least for a little while
The relief experienced is, again, temporary.
Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
Repetition emphasizing the absence of the computer and the freedom gained.
Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-Computer black, computer gone, computer black, no more computer
-No more computer
The speaker declares the end of their interaction with the computer for the day.
I think I'm done for the day
-No more computer
-I think I'm done for the day
-No more computer
-I think I'm done for the day
-No more computer
-I think I'm done for the day
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