Either Way
Navigating Chaos: Sarah Jaffe's 'Either Way' Reflects the Struggle for Simplicity
Lyrics
Communication lost
Loss of communication
Total disregard
Complete lack of concern or respect
It's not what I paid for
Not receiving what was expected or paid for
Blue state, red state
Reference to political divisions
Alone in the war
Isolation in a personal or metaphorical war
Much to my dismay
Expressing disappointment
Communication lost
Repeated theme of communication breakdown
Total disregard
Reiteration of disregard and lack of communication
It's not what I paid for
Continued dissatisfaction with what was received
Blue state, red state
Repetition of political imagery
Alone in the war
Reiteration of feeling alone in a conflict
Much to my dismay
Emphasizing dismay or disappointment
Shouldn't it be simple either way?
Raising a question about simplicity in choices
Shouldn't it be simple either way?
Repetition of questioning the simplicity of choices
Forget what you came for it's gone
Encouraging to forget what was initially sought
Unaccounted for
Something missing or unaccounted for
Forgetting is easy
Stating that forgetting is a simple act
Blue state, red state
Recurrence of political divisions
Alone in the war
Reiterating the feeling of isolation in conflict
In the mess we've made
Acknowledging the mess or chaos created
Shouldn't it be simple either way
Repeating the question about simplicity in choices
Shouldn't it be simple either way
Reiteration of questioning the simplicity of choices
Alone in the war
Re-emphasizing the sense of being alone in a conflict
Forgetting is easy
Stating that forgetting is an easy thing to do
All that to say
Beginning a statement without immediate clarity
All that to say
Continuation of a statement without immediate clarity
Alone in the war
Reiterating the feeling of being alone in a conflict
Forgetting is easy
Repetition of the idea that forgetting is easy
All that to say
Continuation of a statement without immediate clarity
All that to say
Repetition, emphasizing a statement without clarity
Shouldn't it
Persistence of the question about simplicity
Shouldn't it, shouldn't it
Repetition of the question, adding emphasis
Either way
Stating that there should be simplicity in either choice
Shouldn't it
Repeating the idea that there should be simplicity
Shouldn't it be simple
Expressing the expectation of simplicity
Shouldn't it
Reiteration of the desire for simplicity
Shouldn't it (either way)
Repeating the idea that there should be simplicity in either choice
Shouldn't it
Emphasizing the expectation of simplicity
Either way
Reiterating that there should be simplicity in either choice
Communication lost
Reiteration of communication loss
Total disregard
Continued disregard and lack of communication
It's not what I paid for
Repetition of dissatisfaction with what was received
Blue state, red state
Recurring political imagery
Alone in the war
Reiteration of feeling alone in a conflict
Much to my dismay
Reiterating dismay or disappointment
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