Lyrics
The bus hums from the engine-run
The bus is making a humming sound due to its engine running.
If it buzzes, let it be
Suggesting that if the bus is buzzing or causing a disturbance, it should be accepted without resistance.
The bus hums from the engine-run
Repetition of the humming bus and the acceptance of its noise.
If it buzzes just let it be
Reiteration of the idea that if the bus is buzzing, it should be allowed to do so.
He mentions facts that could get one packed
Referring to someone discussing facts that could lead to trouble, but now that person has been fired.
But, now he's sacked
Expressing disapproval for the person being dismissed, calling them a bad man.
What a bad man!
Labeling the individual as an antagonist and suggesting they speak negatively.
Antagonist, spit from lips
Stating that the negative incident was only an accident.
It was only an accident
Describing the person as now being weak or ineffective due to addiction.
Now, he's a flaccid addict
In the afterlife will there be order?
Expressing a desire to disrupt the hate that leads to disorder in the first place.
Disorientate the hate that disorder forms in the first place
Repeating the afterlife question and emphasizing the need to disrupt hate from its initial stages.
In the afterlife will there be order?
Referring to a national situation that requires attention and action.
Disorientate the hate that will mourn from the first stage
Because it's a national situation
Observation that people in London seem perpetually tired, possibly due to societal issues.
For, everyone in London looks so tired all the time
Describing an unexpected conflict in a confined space (cubicle fight).
Copper's up and the eyes are wired
Referencing a red stadium, possibly symbolizing awareness or awakening.
Unexpected cubicle fight
Expressing a desire to emulate someone else.
Stadium is red and we've seen the light
And I want to be just like you
Repeating the afterlife and disruption theme, emphasizing the need for order.
In the afterlife will there be order?
Repetition of the idea of a national situation requiring attention and action.
Disorientate the hate that disorder forms in the first place
In the afterlife will there be order?
Raising a question about England's climate and suggesting that warmth might lead to increased walking.
Disorientate the hate that will mourn from the first stage
Encouraging forward movement, both physically and in conversation.
Because it's a national situation
Repetition of the idea that increased walking could be a positive change.
Why isn't England always warm?
Expressing a desire for warmth in England and speculating about its potential positive impact on lifestyle.
Maybe we'd decide to walk more
Repetition of the idea that increased walking could lead to positive outcomes.
Forward she walks, the more she talks
Commenting on a person walking and talking, possibly indicating positive engagement.
Maybe we'd decide to walk more
Reiteration of the idea that increased walking could be beneficial.
Sometimes, I just want to fight
Expressing a desire for conflict, questioning its criminality, and acknowledging its controversial nature.
Is that such a crime?
Expressing a desire for conflict despite its socially unacceptable nature.
Of course it is, but I just want to fight
Questioning the value of personal insight in the context of the desire for conflict.
My insight?
It's a national situation
Repetition for emphasis on the national situation and its significance.
It's a national situation
Continued emphasis on the national situation as a significant concern.
It's a national situation
Further emphasis on the national situation, highlighting its importance.
It's a national situation
Final repetition and emphasis on the national situation as a crucial matter.
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