That's What You Get
Embrace Life's Essence: That's What You Get
Lyrics
Don't you know what matters? Stop and take a breath
Reflecting on the importance of understanding what truly matters in life and taking a moment to pause.
Don't you waste it on worry - The last breath you might have left
Advising against wasting time worrying, emphasizing the value of each breath and the uncertainty of life.
Spent your whole life chasing chasing dollar signs
Criticizing the pursuit of material wealth symbolized by dollar signs throughout one's entire life.
All your money and your worry won't change we all die
Highlighting the futility of accumulating money and worrying, as both cannot prevent the inevitability of death.
There's only so much time
Acknowledging the limited time available in life.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Expressing a consequence or outcome, suggesting that the mentioned realizations are the result of one's actions.
Here's what your money buys
Commenting on the superficial nature of wealth and the illusion of security it provides.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Reiterating the consequences of one's choices, particularly in relation to money.
You spend your whole life fixing shit You always find a way
Describing a lifetime spent on fixing problems and always finding solutions, but facing the inability to postpone the inevitable.
But you ain't got tools for this - To put off judgment day
Highlighting the inability to avoid the consequences of one's actions when facing the judgment day, possibly referring to the end of life.
Life is way too short - To always give a damn
Stressing the brevity of life and the impracticality of constantly caring about everything.
If you want to make God laugh - Just tell him all your plans
Humorously suggesting that making plans is futile, as life is unpredictable, and fate may have different intentions.
You're running out of time
Repeating the theme of limited time, possibly indicating urgency or a realization of time running out.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Reiterating the consequences of life choices, emphasizing the results or outcomes that individuals face.
Here's what your trouble buys
Commenting on the negative outcomes or challenges that trouble and difficulties bring, possibly tied to the pursuit of wealth.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Reiterating the idea that undesirable consequences are the result of one's actions and choices.
As your staring in the mirror
Encouraging self-reflection, possibly on life choices and actions taken.
I hope you have no regrets
Expressing a hope that, upon self-reflection, there are no regrets about the past.
Your reflection stares back at you
Reflecting on the image one sees in the mirror, suggesting a contemplation of one's own existence and identity.
Reminds you that your not dead yet
Emphasizing the present and the fact that there is still life to be lived, contrasting with the idea of being dead.
There's only so much time
Repeating the theme of limited time, possibly to emphasize the urgency of living authentically.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Reiterating the consequences of life choices, emphasizing the results or outcomes that individuals face.
Here's what your money buys
Commenting on the superficial nature of wealth and the illusion of security it provides.
Yeah, that's what you get, that's what you get
Reiterating the idea that undesirable consequences are the result of one's actions and choices.
That's what you get I said that's what you get
Repeating the consequences mentioned earlier, underscoring their inevitability.
That's all we get
Stating that the consequences discussed earlier are all that one ultimately receives in life.
That's what you get
Reiterating the inevitability of the consequences mentioned earlier as a conclusive statement.
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