INZO - Overthinker

Theme of overthinking and losing touch with reality

The opening lines describe a person who constantly thinks but has nothing to think about except their own thoughts, leading them to lose touch with reality and live in a world of illusions.
The constant chatter in their mind, characterized as thoughts, is a perpetual and compulsive repetition of words for reckoning and calculating.
The lyrics emphasize that thinking itself is not inherently bad but should be used in moderation as a servant rather than a master.
The overemphasis on thinking, prevalent in so-called civilized societies, is seen as a cause for increasing madness and self-destructiveness.
Excessive thinking is described as a factor that disconnects individuals from reality.

The lyrics express how people confuse signs, symbols, and representations with the actual reality they represent.
This confusion leads to a disaster as the real world of nature is unintentionally destroyed due to the misinterpretation of science and its detachment from nature.
The focus on the mind and excessive thinking has resulted in people becoming disconnected from their senses.

The lyrics call for a wake-up call, encouraging listeners to question what reality truly is.
While reality cannot be simply explained in words, it is emphasized that it is not material but merely an idea.
The song suggests that reality is something that cannot be fully understood or articulated through language.

The lyrics acknowledge that the expression of one's self is an inherent part of living.
The necessity of survival and the continuation of life are highlighted.
The repetition of the phrase "we must go on" underscores the importance of embracing existence and moving forward despite the complexities of reality.

(Note: The lyrics primarily convey abstract concepts and philosophical ideas, so the interpretation may vary among listeners.)