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Catchy tune. IMO reminiscent of much of the Beatles' earlier work. Have an idea for an idea to cover in a future piece. Most peoples' live seem to be very busy these days, and the cult of excessive busyness has been in vogue for some four decades now. Actually the opposite of what many pundits originally expected with the advent of modern technology that most of us now pretty much kneel at the feet of. Many claim that being super busy may suit them just fine. Yet underneath the surface there appears to be quite a malaise going well beyond the search for work-life balance. All while tech companies such as Amazon are treating their workforce as livestock at best, vermin at worst. Or, is being active and getting things done too natural for much of today's folks? In fact, for many of us, if we have to sit for too long, we will probably feel restless and anxious. I have never really considered myself to be one of the so-called Type A folks who need to be moving all their waking hours, and yet they are the ones who have been in the drivers seat for the past four decades.
This would be a great subject for a song, and probably the closes hit song to this theme many have been "Stop and Smell the Roses", which may well have been a decade before it's time. Judging by the song you posted, you probably would be the natural one to produce something on the above mentioned topic. "My List" covers this pretty good. Toby Keith 2002
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