Lyrics
All work and no play
Engaging in constant work without leisure or recreation
All work and no play
Repetition emphasizing the lack of balance between work and play
Makes me a dull boy
The excessive focus on work leads to a lack of liveliness
Makes me feel insane
Intense workload contributes to a sense of losing sanity
Forget who I am
Struggling to remember one's true identity amidst the workload
I'm not with the program
Feeling disconnected from societal expectations or norms
I can't ever keep up
Difficulty in keeping up with the demands and pace of life
I can't seem to play along
Inability to conform or participate in expected behaviors
Realization I'm succumbing to
Realization of submitting to the overwhelming pressure
Days repeating just like déjà vu
Experiencing days that seem repetitive, akin to déjà vu
Start to think that I'm not missing screws
Doubting mental stability, questioning if essential components are missing
I can't pick which life I wanna' choose
Struggling to make choices about the direction of one's life
I could be more optimistic
Considering a more positive outlook, but facing challenges
Act like life is just terrific
Choosing to act as if life is fantastic despite internal struggles
I could simply play the game
Contemplating engaging more fully in life's challenges
Act like somethings there to gain
Pretending that there is something to be gained from life's experiences
All work and no play
Reiteration of the negative consequences of all work and no play
All work and no play
Emphasizing the repetitive nature of the detrimental work-life balance
Makes me a dull boy
Repeating the idea that excessive work leads to dullness
Makes me feel insane
Expressing the emotional toll of intense work on mental well-being
Forget who I am
Losing a sense of self amid the demands and expectations
I'm not with the program
Feeling out of sync with societal norms or expectations
I can't ever keep up
Struggling to keep pace with the fast-moving demands of life
I can't seem to play along
Difficulty conforming or participating in societal expectations
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