This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Do me a favor, would you please
Hang up the receiver on me
Before I, before I talk my vocabulary dry.
[Chorus:]
Cold colas to coexist
Hold sodas in both her fists
I...I'd hoped for a different you.
There's comfort in the clamor of cafés
Solace from the abyss of days
I...I'd hoped for a different you.
Still I trace your gaze
But that's stalker praise, and I lack the turn of phrase
Do me a favor, would you, my Doe
Don't come over later, don't spend two days in a row
I know my pre-calculated charm will soon run low.
[Chorus]
Every morning through Ma's twin rose trellises
Grammar, middle, and Lake High
Barber college, through Ma's twin rose trellises
I'd planned to pick for you a rose; my hell, this is
A plan's as close as I'll ever get; my hell, this is
I haven't yet, I haven't yet, I haven't yet...
[Chorus]
Do me a favor, be rational
Save me the labor of the breakup call
Just assume the worst
When the phone don't ring, dismiss me to the hearse
Hang up the receiver on me
Before I, before I talk my vocabulary dry.
[Chorus:]
Cold colas to coexist
Hold sodas in both her fists
I...I'd hoped for a different you.
There's comfort in the clamor of cafés
Solace from the abyss of days
I...I'd hoped for a different you.
Still I trace your gaze
But that's stalker praise, and I lack the turn of phrase
Do me a favor, would you, my Doe
Don't come over later, don't spend two days in a row
I know my pre-calculated charm will soon run low.
[Chorus]
Every morning through Ma's twin rose trellises
Grammar, middle, and Lake High
Barber college, through Ma's twin rose trellises
I'd planned to pick for you a rose; my hell, this is
A plan's as close as I'll ever get; my hell, this is
I haven't yet, I haven't yet, I haven't yet...
[Chorus]
Do me a favor, be rational
Save me the labor of the breakup call
Just assume the worst
When the phone don't ring, dismiss me to the hearse
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You kinda got the lyrics all mixed up its like this:
Do me a favor, would you please Hang up the receiver on me Before i, before i talk my vocabulary dry.
Cold colas to coexist Hold sodas in both her fists I...i'd hoped for a different you There's comfort in the clamor of cafes Solace from the abyss of days I...i'd hoped for a different you Still i trace your gaze But that's stalker praise, and i lack the turn of phase.
Do me a favor, would you, my Doe Don't come over later, don't spend two days in a row I know my pre-calcutated charm will soon run low.
Cold colas to coexist Hold sodas in both her fists I...i'd hoped for a different you There's comfort in the clamor cafes Solace form the abyss of days I...i'd hoped for a different you Still i trace your gaze But that's stalkers praise, and i lack the turn of phrase.
Every morning through Ma's twin rose trellises Grammar, middle lake high Barber's college, through Ma's twin rose trellises I'd planned to pick a rose, my hell, this is A plan's as close as ill ever get, my hell, this is I havent yet, i havent yet.
Cold colas coexist Hold sodas in both her fists I...i'd hoped for a different you There's comfort in the clamor of cafes Solace from the abyss of days I...i'd hoped for a different you Still i trace your gaze But that's stalker praise, and i lack the turn of phrase.
Do me a favor, be rational Save me the labor of the breakup call Just assume the worst When the phone dont ring dismiss me to the hearse.
It took me a while to get all the words right but i got it!