Milton Post

TEMPOREX's song "Milton Post" delves into themes of self-discovery and personal growth. The lyrics suggest a narrative where the protagonist has experienced a repetitive and perhaps frustrating interaction with someone who fails to communicate effectively. The line "You tried to talk but you blew it" indicates a sense of disappointment and a desire to move past this unproductive exchange. This sets the stage for the protagonist's retreat to a place of solace and rejuvenation, symbolized by the 'Milton Post.'

The 'Milton Post' serves as a metaphorical sanctuary where the protagonist can 'get their groove on,' implying a return to a state of confidence and self-assuredness. This place represents a mental or emotional space where they can reconnect with themselves and regain their sense of purpose. The repetition of the phrase "I've been at the Milton Post, getting my groove on" emphasizes the importance of this retreat in the protagonist's journey towards self-improvement and emotional healing.

The song also touches on the idea of escapism and the need to disconnect from reality to find clarity. The lines "Sit and stare if you want to, you won't see this when you're awake, so fall asleep" suggest that true understanding and self-awareness come from introspection and perhaps even dreaming. By encouraging the listener to 'fall asleep,' the protagonist is inviting them to explore their inner world and discover their own 'Milton Post,' a place where they can find peace and rejuvenation.