Middle
Navigating the In-Between: The Profound Message in 'Middle' by The Shape Study
Lyrics
Don't wanna get interrupted
Expressing a desire not to be disturbed or disrupted.
There's a message you need to forget
Suggesting a message that should be forgotten or ignored.
By tomorrow, pick up and agree
Encouraging the listener to move forward, accept, and agree by the next day.
Hang up again
Repeating the theme of interruptions and disconnecting.
I'm lost in the middle
Feeling lost or disoriented, possibly in a state of confusion or emotional turmoil.
Time, no time to turn it off
Emphasizing the urgency of time, with no opportunity to stop or pause.
Spent from spending, making way
Describing exhaustion from spending energy, making progress, and finding a path.
Making do, just take your time
Advising to manage with what is available and take one's time.
To be just a little
Aspiring to be only slightly or just a little.
You're just waiting
Pointing out the act of waiting without specific details.
To not have to wait anymore
Expressing a desire to end the waiting period.
Again you get interrupted
Reiteration of being interrupted, reinforcing the theme of disturbance.
Forget the message, and pace around the room
Ignoring the message and restlessly pacing around the room.
It's not important anymore
Devaluing the significance of something previously considered important.
I'm lost in the middle
Reiteration of feeling lost in the middle of a situation or emotions.
Time, no time to turn it off
Reemphasizing the urgency of time without the option to stop or turn it off.
Spent from spending, making way
Describing the depletion of resources or energy while making progress.
Making do, just take your time
Encouraging resilience and advising to take one's time in dealing with challenges.
So you can be just a little
Reiterating the desire to be just a little, possibly suggesting humility or simplicity.
I'm lost
Simple expression of being lost.
I'm lost
Repetition of the feeling of being lost for emphasis.
You're just waiting
Returning to the theme of waiting without explicit details.
To not have to wait anymore
Expressing a longing to end the waiting period.
You're just waiting
Reiterating the desire to end the waiting, possibly expressing impatience.
To not have to wait any
Continuation of the theme of waiting without specific details.
You're just waiting
Repetition of the waiting theme, suggesting a continuous desire for resolution.
To not have to wait anymore
Final repetition of the longing to end the waiting, seeking resolution or change.
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