The Stranger Things
Unveiling Life's Riches: Neon Waltz's Reflection on Desire and Destiny
Lyrics
They say it always comes so easy
Expressing the common belief that certain things come effortlessly.
How come you never wanted much from me?
Questioning why the person never desired much in the relationship.
No one should ever lose their minds
Advocating against losing one's sanity or composure.
These things are always so damn hard to find
Highlighting the difficulty in finding elusive or valuable things.
Why should I want money growing old?
Raising a rhetorical question about the importance of wealth in aging.
You leave this life, you leave it all
Emphasizing that leaving life means leaving everything behind.
The stranger things I have will come and go
Referring to unpredictable and unusual experiences that will come and go.
You give up less, you get a little more
Suggesting that sacrificing less results in gaining more.
No one should ever lose their minds
Reiterating the importance of maintaining one's sanity.
These things are always so damn hard to find
Reinforcing the difficulty in finding certain valuable things in life.
No one was ever living easy
Asserting that living a comfortable life is rarely easy for anyone.
How come you never wanted much from me?
Revisiting the question of why the person never desired much in the relationship.
Why should I want money growing old?
Pondering the significance of wealth as one grows older.
You leave this life, you leave it all
Stressing that leaving life means leaving behind all possessions.
The stranger things I have will come and go
Repeating the theme of unpredictable and fleeting valuable experiences.
You give up less, you get a little more
Suggesting a correlation between giving up less and gaining more.
You swear danger is the cause of changes
Positing that danger is a catalyst for transformative changes.
But I don't think about the things it says to me
Indicating a lack of concern about the impact of danger.
You swear danger is the cause of changes
Reiterating the belief that danger induces changes.
But I don't think about the things it says to me
Reemphasizing a lack of contemplation about the messages conveyed by danger.
Why should I want money growing old?
Repeating the question about the significance of wealth in aging.
When the stranger things I have will come and go
Stating that valuable experiences will come and go, regardless of wealth.
Why should I want money growing old?
Reiterating the question about the importance of wealth as one grows older.
When the stranger things I have will come and go
Reaffirming that valuable experiences are transient, irrespective of wealth.
If it can't be bought, it can't be sold
Emphasizing the idea that certain things, if intangible, cannot be bought or sold.
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