Lyrics
Outside my window I see trouble.
Observing trouble or issues outside through the window.
On the faces on the people in the streets below.
Noticing discontent or concern on the faces of people on the streets.
One gets a feeling discontentment.
Sensing a general feeling of dissatisfaction.
Why there is anger I don't know.
Questioning the source of the anger present.
Or is it always in my mind.
Wondering if the perception of anger is personal or universal.
Or my vivid imagination.
Considering if it's a creation of one's imagination.
Creating this monster at my side.
Reflecting on the idea of self-created troubles or monsters.
Hello, hello to who's ever out there.
Greeting or addressing someone, possibly seeking guidance or time.
Can you please give us some more time.
Pleading for more time or a chance to address issues.
Or is this the final chapter.
Contemplating if current events are leading to the end.
Final chapter of the world.
Considering if this is the final chapter for the world.
So many times, so many chances.
Reflecting on missed opportunities or chances in life.
So many roadblocks I see on the way.
Noticing obstacles or challenges along the journey.
I think a new start is in order.
Feeling the need for a fresh start or a new beginning.
It's time to build a new highway.
Expressing readiness to create a new path forward.
Fight, fight, fight.
Advocating for fighting against impending issues.
The end result is that we'll all
Implying a grim outcome that everyone will face.
Die, die, die.
Highlighting the inevitability of mortality.
Generations will wonder
Suggesting future generations will question current actions.
Why, why, why.
Pondering the reasons for current actions or inactions.
Why we kissed our ass good
Metaphorically saying farewell to ignorance or negligence.
Bye, bye, bye.
Expressing farewell with a sense of finality.
I'll see you on the other side.
Looking ahead to an uncertain future or afterlife.
Why there should be so many answers.
Questioning the abundance of unanswered questions.
I'll see you on the other side.
Reiterating a farewell with a hint of reunion or continuation elsewhere.
Comment