Gotta Get a Problem
Unraveling the Threads of Emotional Disconnection
Lyrics
Why must we open all other doors
Questioning the necessity of exploring other opportunities or options.
We tied them up well
Successfully securing or resolving previous issues.
'Cause I don't want to live with two
Expressing a preference for monogamy, not wanting to live with two people simultaneously.
Unless we remember one second more
Emphasizing the importance of remembering shared experiences.
We tied them up well
Reiterating the effectiveness of addressing past problems.
I break it down
Expressing a willingness to deconstruct or analyze a situation.
Break it up to the ground
Advocating for breaking down a situation to its fundamental elements.
Some branch it out, staking out all the sound
Describing the diversification or expansion of perspectives, exploring various aspects.
Who bumped it up, bumped it up, bumped it, who?
Pondering the identity of the individual responsible for a particular action.
I sat around tonight with the rocks and the ghosts in the yard
Reflecting on spending time with inanimate objects (rocks) and memories (ghosts) in the outdoor space.
We sat around tonight
Recalling a shared experience of sitting around together.
And out of the thinking air, one of us doesn't care
Noticing an indifference or lack of concern from one of the individuals present.
And we sat around tonight
Repeating the earlier experience of sitting together.
Who bumped it up, bumped it up, bumped it, who?
Repeating the inquiry about the responsible party for a certain action.
With the rocks and the ghosts in the yard
Recalling the setting of spending time outdoors with memories (ghosts) and inanimate objects (rocks).
Who is, who is, who has known us?
Pondering who is familiar with or understands them.
We sat around tonight
Reiterating the shared experience of sitting around together.
Who bumped it up, bumped it up, bumped it, who?
Repeating the inquiry about the responsible party for a certain action.
And out of the thinking air, one of us doesn't care
Observing a lack of concern from one of the individuals present.
I break it down
Expressing a willingness to deconstruct or analyze a situation.
Break it up to the ground
Advocating for breaking down a situation to its fundamental elements.
Some branch it out, staking out all the sound
Describing the diversification or expansion of perspectives, exploring various aspects.
And out of the thinking air, one of us doesn't care
Noticing an indifference or lack of concern from one of the individuals present.
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