They All Go To California
Navigating Life's Maze: Smoke or Fire's 'They All Go To California' Reflection
Lyrics
Square peg stuck in a round hole.
A feeling of not fitting in or belonging.
As long as I'm stuck in this place, where minds are sold.
Feeling trapped in a place where people's thoughts and ideas are commodified.
I'm smart enough to know
Recognizing one's intelligence or awareness of the situation.
That I'm gonna get this right before too long.
Determination to figure things out correctly despite challenges.
And this is a permanent thing, like the lines on my face.
Feeling stuck in a situation permanently, indicated by the lines on the face.
I'm not getting better with age. I'm not getting better with age.
Not improving or growing older gracefully.
And I hate to admit that I wish I was there at the end of the day,
Expressing a desire to be somewhere else, possibly longing for a better place.
Then at least I could say goodbye.
Wishing for the opportunity to bid farewell, implying a sense of closure.
Square peg stuck in a round hol.
Reiteration of feeling out of place.
As long as I'm stuck in this place, where minds are sold.
Reaffirmation of feeling trapped where ideas are commercialized.
I'm smart enough to know
Reassertion of understanding the situation.
That I'm gonna get this right before too long.
Reiteration of determination to figure things out despite challenges.
And this is a permanent thing, like the lines on my face.
Reiterating the feeling of being permanently stuck.
I'm not getting better with age. I'm not getting better with age.
Reiteration of not improving or growing older gracefully.
And I hate to admit that I wish I was there at the end of the day,
Continuation of the desire to be in a better place.
Then at least I could say
Continued wish for the chance to say goodbye, seeking closure.
I wish I could say goodbye.
Expressing the desire to bid farewell or find closure.
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