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A dystopian city of the near future: Anonymity, social disinterest, everyday tristesse and black humor outline the text, which is sung energetically and staccato-like over the positive-sounding upbeat electric guitar piece. Every day a single battle with your own impulsiveness and hyperactivity. The first-person narrator tends to be addicted to video gaming. Procrastination is life purpose. The city's pachinko halls replace social interaction. Winning a boss fight every once in a while triggers little bursts of dopamine that tickle the reward center in the mesolimbic system. These are the few highlights of the day. The overarching theme of this track is ADHD resulting from a traumatizing childhood and adolescence.
lyrics
strange places pass my attention while I
log-in to dissociation skipping
the intrusive self-reputation
of the billboards, holograms advertising sounds
day in, day out
day in, day out
tube station, fool of the nation, missing
relations, reaping rejections and I’m
afraid of falling asleep
and so I break my limitations as I’m merging with the crowd
day in, day out
day in, day out
day in, day out
day in, day out
tonight
we dance with the city lights
and then we realize
we’re crossing the edge tonight
hold tight
we sleep with the neon lights
the ones we sanctify
we own the night
inflation – procrastination – I need
the real shot to light up my veins – and maybe
some cajun fries and a coke
and I will stomp those mother*ckers into motherf*cking ground
Motherf*ckers! Gonna burn those mother*ckers down!
girls, boys, pachinko rotation – I am
trapped in a pixel sensation – all those
injections, making me dizzy
and I'm pushing up my energy so I can play another round
day in, day out
day in, day out
day in, day out
day in, day out
credits
from Ghost Kitchen,
released October 27, 2023
Music, lyrics, arrangements, mixing & production by Nico Steckelberg
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