Lyrics
A heart that's full up like a landfill
A sense of emotional overflow, burdened like a landfill.
A job that slowly kills you
An occupation that gradually harms and drains one's life.
Bruises that won't heal
Injuries or emotional wounds that linger and do not heal.
You look so tired, unhappy
Observation of fatigue and unhappiness in appearance.
Bring down the government
Advocacy for overthrowing the government.
They don't, they don't speak for us
Expressing the belief that the government doesn't represent the people.
I'll take a quiet life
Preference for a calm and uneventful life.
A handshake of carbon monoxide
A metaphorical handshake symbolizing exposure to harmful elements like carbon monoxide.
With no alarms and no surprises
Desire for a life without disturbances or unexpected events.
No alarms and no surprises
Repetition for emphasis on the wish for a life without alarms or surprises.
No alarms and no surprises
Emphasizing the plea for a predictable and tranquil existence.
Silent, silent
Stressing the silence and lack of disturbances in the ideal life.
This is my final fit
Declaration of a final emotional outburst or breakdown.
My final bellyache
A final complaint or expression of discontent.
With no alarms and no surprises
Reiterating the desire for a life without alarms or surprises.
No alarms and no surprises
Repetition for emphasis on the absence of disturbances.
No alarms and no surprises, please
Strong plea for a life without alarms or surprises.
Such a pretty house
Admiration for an aesthetically pleasing home.
And such a pretty garden
Appreciation for a beautiful garden accompanying the house.
No alarms and no surprises
Reiteration of the desire for a life without disturbances.
No alarms and no surprises
Repetition emphasizing the preference for no alarms or surprises.
No alarms and no surprises, please
Final plea for a life without alarms or surprises.
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