Strange World

Ke's song 'Strange World' delves into the complexities and contradictions of modern life. The lyrics paint a picture of a society fraught with confusion, deception, and violence. The opening lines suggest a sense of urgency, as if this might be the last opportunity to express our true feelings. The song speaks to the fear and isolation that many people experience, hiding their true selves and living in a state of constant apprehension. The phrase 'land of great confusion' encapsulates the chaotic nature of the world, where it's easy to lose control and succumb to the overwhelming tide of misinformation and deceit.

The recurring chorus, 'Strange world, people talk and tell only lies,' highlights the pervasive dishonesty that seems to characterize human interactions. The lyrics also touch on the cycle of violence, with the line 'people kill an eye for an eye' referencing the retaliatory nature of human conflict. Despite the bleak depiction, there is a glimmer of hope in the line 'dream one day we'll see the light,' suggesting a longing for a better, more enlightened future. This duality of despair and hope runs throughout the song, reflecting the complex emotions that many people feel about the state of the world.

In the second verse, Ke explores the idea that the world is both the beginning and the end, a place where secrets are laid bare and moral absolutes are questioned. The line 'when science now is sacred who will save us from ourselves' raises questions about the role of science and technology in our lives, and whether they can truly address the deeper issues of human nature. The song ends on a poignant note, with the repeated questioning of why people continue to engage in harmful behaviors despite the evident suffering. 'Strange World' is a thought-provoking commentary on the human condition, urging listeners to reflect on their own actions and the broader societal dynamics at play.