Maybe Someday
Unplugging the Digital Heart: The Ordinary Boys' Reflection on Modern Disconnect
Lyrics
One, two, three, four!
Introduction and counting in for the start of the song.
Why should, you leave your home,
Questioning why someone would leave their home.
Oh, when the TV's on,
Noting the presence of the TV, possibly suggesting a distraction or escape.
Oh, when I was half joking,
Reflecting on a past statement that may have been made in a half-joking manner.
But I know that you'll be fine,
Expressing confidence that the person leaving will be okay.
Who needs love when you got two eyes and you got the time?
Suggesting that love might not be necessary when one has sight and time.
Waiting for some inspiration, but lack the human interaction.
Describing a state of waiting for inspiration but lacking human interaction.
Cursing, your computer,
Expressing frustration with a computer that is not performing as expected.
Because it will not do,
Asserting that the computer is not meeting expectations.
A single thing that you're sure it ought to,
Highlighting the computer's failure to fulfill expected tasks.
With your so called friends you love,
Referring to friends by a term ("so-called") that implies doubt or dissatisfaction.
As an a.k.a of a pseudonym that you wish you were.
Describing friends using an alias or pseudonym, suggesting a desire for a different identity.
Waiting for some inspiration, but lack the human interaction,
Repeating the theme of waiting for inspiration while lacking human interaction.
Oh, waiting for some inspiration, but lack the human interaction.
Emphasizing the continued state of waiting for inspiration without sufficient human connection.
Oh, waiting for some inspiration, but lack the human interaction,
Reiteration of the waiting theme, emphasizing the absence of human interaction.
Oh, waiting for some inspiration, but lack the human interaction
Final repetition of the theme, underscoring the yearning for inspiration and human connection.
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