Time Capsule
Dananananaykroyd Lyrics


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Time capsule
Time capsule
Time capsule that we share

[?]
Your mummy dressed up to take the food for

That microwave, she couldn't boil an egg
That microwave, the smoke alarm was going off like
That microwave, she couldn't boil an egg
That microwave, smoke alarm was going off like

[?] yeah I kinda have to
Murray's mummy's on the [?] and Gigi's getting all her kit back

[?]

Time capsule
Time capsule
Time capsule that we share
(From another life) Time capsule
Time capsule
Time capsule that we share
From another life

Why won't you hear these words
Why won't you hear these words
Taken from the diary
From another time

When I found this book it was half eaten by
[?] photographs and his excuses for being mean

So it started right from
Page one to god right
My back words and
Photographs and trying to be better

Sauchiehall runs like an artery
Through the place you were born
So I put on my high voice
Like a fist
Sauchiehall runs like an artery
Through the place you were born
So I put on my big voice
Like a shirt, time capsule
Time capsule




Time capsule
Time capsule

Overall Meaning

The song "Time Capsule" by Dananananaykroyd is a reflective piece about the memories shared between a group of friends. The opening lines talk about a time capsule that they all share, which could be a reference to their shared experiences and memories that they have preserved. Then, the lyrics switch to talking about a memory of someone's mother who couldn't cook and set off the smoke alarm with the microwave. This memory could be symbolic of the mishaps and imperfections that they have experienced but still cherish as a group.


Line by Line Meaning

Time capsule
Reflects on the importance of preserving memories and moments through time.


Time capsule that we share
Highlights the importance of sharing experiences and memories with others.


[?]
Describes a humorous situation involving someone's inability to operate a microwave, causing chaos and setting off the smoke alarm.


Murray's mummy's on the [?] and Gigi's getting all her kit back
Unknown reference to friends and their activities.


(From another life) Time capsule
Examines the concept of a life before the current one, full of different experiences and memories that have shaped the present.


Why won't you hear these words
Addresses the frustration of not being heard or understood in communication.


Taken from the diary
Implies that the words are personal and written in a diary format.


When I found this book it was half eaten by
Describes finding a book in less than perfect condition, indicating that life is unpredictable and flawed.


[?] photographs and his excuses for being mean
References the contents of the book, possibly describing memories and experiences of a past relationship.


So it started right from
Suggests that the events described in the book were not chronological, but rather started in the middle and jumped back and forth in time.


Page one to god right
Further emphasizes the fragmentary nature of the book's contents, jumping from references to God to page one.


My back words and
Possibly refers to personal reflections and emotions.


Photographs and trying to be better
References the contents of the book, possibly describing a desire for self-improvement or a reflection on past mistakes.


Sauchiehall runs like an artery
Metaphorically compares a street in Glasgow to the body's main arterial highway, highlighting its importance to the singer's personal history.


Through the place you were born
Suggests a deep connection and sense of belonging to one's birthplace.


So I put on my high voice
Possibly refers to adopting a confident persona or speaking assertively in a specific situation.


Like a fist
Further emphasizes the strength and assertiveness of the artist in the described situation.


So I put on my big voice
Possibly another reference to adopting a confident persona or speaking assertively.




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