Evr'ything Changing

In 'Evr'ything Changing,' Kak delves into the unsettling nature of change and its impact on human happiness. The song opens with a stark observation: 'Everyting's changes, Nothings goes on like it did before.' This sets the tone for a reflective journey, questioning why people seem increasingly unhappy despite the constant evolution around them. The artist's yearning to understand the root cause of this discontent is palpable, as he repeatedly asks, 'What is the reason?' This repetition underscores a deep sense of confusion and frustration with the current state of the world.

Kak suggests that the changes taking place are not for the better. Lines like 'Changes that have taen place, Are all the wrong one's' highlight a critical perspective on modern developments. The artist seems to lament a loss of simpler, perhaps more genuine times, implying that the world would be a 'better place, Left ondone.' This sentiment resonates with many who feel overwhelmed by rapid technological advancements, social upheavals, and the erosion of traditional values.

The song also carries a message of awareness and vigilance. Kak advises listeners to 'keep youre eyes open' and 'try to pic up whats going round.' This call to mindfulness suggests that understanding and adapting to change requires active engagement and observation. The repeated notion that 'if you miss it, You better get it secend time around' implies that there are opportunities to learn and correct course, even amidst the chaos. Ultimately, 'Evr'ything Changing' is a poignant reflection on the complexities of modern life, urging listeners to question the true cost of progress and to seek a deeper understanding of the world around them.