Roberta C.

casiotone for the painfully alone saves lives. i wanna go out and buy a casio and make this. but not the same because thats plagiarism and plagiarism expells people from school. i know that girl by the way.

"i'd get a cat, name her louise someone to talk to, in the least"

409 is a damn good scrabble score

everyone knows that girl.

We keep telling ourselves tonight is the night it's all gonna change, but that night will never come.

I love this song. I think it's about a lack of satisfaction in your own life. And the sense that you could be doing more with your time. Boredom and loneliness. General apathy. Blah blah blah.

I AM this girl.

if they didn't make me sneeze i'd get a cat & name her eloise it'd be someone to talk to in the least

I think it's

"It's all going to change maybe it's not leave them something to remember me by "

I think it's about a girl who's dissatisfied with her life and so she will be remembered she leaves the note "true love is hard to find" and kills herself

A couple of corrections:

i'd get a cat, name her elodie (I think this is the Elodie later referred to in I Love Creedence) someone to talk to, in the least

I also think "so it's all gonna change" rather than "So I'm gonna change"

Not well read myself but the authors listed at the start:

Carson McCullers, "Her first novel The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter explores the spiritual isolation of misfits and outcasts of the South."

Flannery O'Connor, seems to deal a lot with religious ethics and morality

And maybe Jerome K. Jerome (not sure) he doesn't seem to fit.

As for the Change and the note, being the pessimist I've always looked at it was suicide. Though it could be looked at in a more positive light as the title of her book she's going to write (Do good Scabble players also make good writers)

Someone who's read works by the above could probably draw more light on to their (certain) significance to the meaning of the song.