In this composition, Patrick Watson explores the themes of existential fatigue and emotional disintegration. The protagonist appears to be overwhelmed by the relentless pressures of daily life, symbolized by a "yellow glass dragon" that relentlessly pursues them. The imagery of "nuts and bolts" scattered on the ground suggests a mechanical breakdown, mirroring the human experience of feeling fragmented and disconnected. As emotions leak from their eyes, there is an evident struggle to maintain coherence amidst chaos. The recurring directive to "get out" signifies a desperate plea for escape or liberation from these burdens. Ultimately, Watson's lyrics poignantly capture the sensation of losing control over one's thoughts and dreams in an increasingly mechanized world. This song serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between human emotion and technological advancement 🤖💔. #ExistentialFatigue #EmotionalDisintegration
Love Songs for Robots
Lyrics
Breaking down, your day is getting longer
There's a yellow glass dragon who's chasing you around
Sit your head on a silver jet stream
While the smoke is rising over your thoughts and dreams
Watch over, you watch them fall down
Your nuts and bolts are all over the ground
You get out, get out
You get out, you get out
Something's leaking
It leaks from your eyes while it steals by surprise
Stop wasting your words from running out
As you're running out of thoughts as your burn is burning out
Watch it as it flows through your hands
And whispers close as it whispers away
Get out, you get out, get out
You get out
You get out
Writer(s): Joseph Baron Grass, Mikhail Stein, Patrick Watson, Robert Andrew Kuster
Copyright(s): Lyrics © DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY
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