Another Brick In The Wall
Bossa F. L. O. Y. D Lyrics

These lyrics are from the chorus of Pink Floyd's famous song, "Another Brick In The Wall." The song is a critique of the education system that aims to conform students into identical bricks in the metaphorical wall. The opening lines of the chorus talk about how the father has left a fleeting memory behind and how the only tangible thing remaining is a snapshot in the family album. The child is left pondering what else the father left behind for him - maybe some advice, guidance or wisdom - leaving him feeling lost and directionless.

As the chorus progresses, the child comes to realize that his father's departure was not at all significant because in the grand scheme of things, he was simply "just a brick in the wall." This line refers to the education system portrayed in the song that turns individuals into identical conformists who do not question anything and just follow the norm. The line, "All in all it was all just bricks in the wall" further emphasizes the idea that an individual in the system does not matter as much as the system itself. It's a deep, thought-provoking commentary on the shortcomings of the education system and its impact on individuality and creativity.