Intro: / / / Time spent sitting all alone Time spent looking at my phone Time spent sitting all alone Time spent looking at my phone I try to pull the curtains back Turn you off can’t be touched When all I want and all I know Is time spent looking at my phone Find me when the lights go down Signing in signing out Gods descend to take me home Find me staring at my phone I’m wondering where the hours went As I’m losing consciousness My sullen face is all aglow Time spent looking at my phone Nothing that you need Is a new shiny feature All the memories you’ve shared Developed by perverted creatures Nothing can compete With the first time you saw her Passing strangers on the street Spending every moment looking at their phones Time spent sitting all alone Time spent looking at my phone Time spent sitting all alone Time spent looking at my phone I call you you don’t call me back Almost had a heart attack I’m listening to the window moan Time spent looking at my phone Closer getting far So you close all the windows I would never let you die Even if our love is over winter You know what you need Is a way to remember You can never find the time If you spend everyday looking at your phone / / / (x4) You should come with me We can lose ourselves in nothing Happy faces from the feed And we try to turn them into something c                     Esus4             E Even if you choose to believe that it’s empty You come back to me again You can go ahead and stop pretending Outro: / / Esus4 / / / / / (x4)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une solitude moderne, où le protagoniste passe son temps à checker son téléphone plutôt qu'à engager des interactions significatives avec son environnement. Il exprime un sentiment de déconnexion et de regret face à la vie qui file entre les doigts, tout en réalisant que les vraies expériences humaines sont souvent ignorées au profit des distractions numériques. Il parle aussi d'un besoin désespéré de connexion, même lorsque les relations semblent s'étioler. Les moments passés à regarder des écrans prennent le pas sur les souvenirs précieux et authentiques, laissant un vide difficile à combler. Cette réflexion sur notre époque invite à une prise de conscience sur l'importance de vivre pleinement chaque instant.