In a world where time seems to slip through our fingers, one artist dares to dream of mastering it. Sturgill Simpson's lyrics are a poignant meditation on love, self-acceptance, and the passage of time. The song is a pledge to live in the present moment with his loved one, making every day count. The recurring line about being the 'best clockmaker on Mars' serves as a metaphor for controlling time and making the most out of life, even in unfamiliar or challenging circumstances - like being on Mars. Through this song, Simpson expresses his struggle with self-doubt but also highlights how love can serve as a mirror that reflects our true selves and helps us understand our place in the world.
Best Clockmaker on Mars
Lyrics
Wanna grow old in the now with you
Wanna make babies 'til you say you're through
Warm, bare, and naked when you pull me through
Turn off all the TVs, there ain't nothin' new
Gonna wake up every day and be the best clockmaker on Mars
Some days, I hate everything I am
But your love holds a mirror to me
Show me a love I can understand
Make sense of the world I see
Gonna wake up every day and be the best clockmaker on Mars
Wanna grow old in the now with you
Wanna make babies 'til you say you're through
Warm, bare, and naked when you pull me through
Turn off all the TVs, there ain't nothin' new
Gonna wake up every day and be the best clockmaker on Mars
Gonna wake up every day and be the best clockmaker on Mars
Writer(s): John Sturgill Simpson
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing
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