Soviet Union Playboy
Lost in 2147: Embracing Digital Love and Loneliness
Lyrics
I must be the only one in 2147
I feel isolated, possibly due to being unique or ahead of my time in the year 2147.
Who feels they were born in the wrong generation
I believe I should have been born in a different era.
Said 2.7 billion children as they looked for themselves
2.7 billion children share a similar sentiment as they search for identity on the internet.
On the internet
The quest for self-discovery occurs in the digital realm.
It's way too lonely, I'm feeling only
Expressing intense loneliness, relying on digital connections for emotional fulfillment.
Connections from my digital feed
The speaker's emotional connections come exclusively from their digital interactions.
This must be love and
The speaker perceives their digital connections as love.
I'll have to trust in the mechanics of the
Trusting in the advancements of 22nd-century technology for emotional satisfaction.
Twenty-second century
Reflecting on the reliance on futuristic mechanisms for emotional well-being.
On my brand new antidepressants
The speaker is using modern antidepressants, possibly to cope with emotional challenges.
I feel like a soviet union playboy
The speaker humorously identifies as a "Soviet Union Playboy" on a quest for love.
On a hunt
The speaker likens their pursuit of love to that of a playboy on a hunt.
Ну заяц, Ну погоди
Russian phrase "Ну заяц, Ну погоди" possibly adds cultural context or humor.
But I invented that reference
The speaker claims credit for inventing a reference, possibly related to their identity.
I was only born 140 years
The speaker was born long after the Berlin Wall fell, feeling disconnected from historical events.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall
Expressing a sense of missing out on historical events due to a late birth.
Looks like I missed all the fun
The speaker reflects on the perceived lack of excitement in their own life.
I got wasted
The speaker got intoxicated, possibly as a coping mechanism or for escapism.
They took me home in a taxi
The speaker was taken home in a non-flying taxi, highlighting the limitations of current technology.
That still can't fly
A reference to the disappointment in the unfulfilled promises of technological advancements.
Back to the Future was a lie
A sarcastic remark on the unmet expectations from "Back to the Future."
Fuck you Marty McFly
Expressing frustration towards the character Marty McFly for the unmet expectations.
Great Scott
A humorous reference to Doc Brown's catchphrase in "Back to the Future."
It's way too lonely, I'm feeling only
Reiterating the theme of loneliness and emotional dependence on digital connections.
Connections from my digital feed, I'm an
The speaker identifies as an imaginary dandy from a Soviet Union Playboy magazine.
Imaginary dandy from a
The speaker humorously characterizes themselves as a fictional and stylish figure.
Soviet Union Playboy magazine
Continuation of the Soviet Union Playboy theme, emphasizing the speaker's imaginary nature.
It's way too lonely, I'm feeling only
Reiteration of loneliness and reliance on digital connections for emotional satisfaction.
Connections from my digital feed, I'm an
Repeating the portrayal of the speaker as an imaginary dandy from a Soviet Union Playboy magazine.
Imaginary dandy from a
Continuation of the theme, emphasizing the imaginary nature of the speaker's identity.
Soviet Union Playboy magazine
Final repetition of the Soviet Union Playboy motif, concluding the lyrical expression.
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