R For Reality
Douglas Lyrics


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And I don't know why
But I heart Bogart
And I don't know why
But I heart Bogart

Sometimes I'd
like to ask a cop
If he could do
A Piggly Wiggly walk
Right into a butcher shop
And get turned into a fat pork chop

We're so indie
Were searching for jobs,
And I don't know why
But I heart Bogart
And tampons that
Insert themselves
'Cause you don't want
To ask no one for help
And I wandered
Then I wondered
Why I wandered at all
Thoughtless conversations
What are friends for?
Then I wandered,
While I wondered
Then I wandered In awe
Thoughtless conversations
What are friends for?

Sometimes I'd
Like to ask a cop
If he could do
A Piggly Wiggly walk
Right into a butcher shop
And get turned into a fat pork chop
We're so indie
Were searching for jobs
And I don't know why
But I heart Bogart
We're so indie
Were searching for jobs
And I don't know why




But I heart Bogart
What are friends for?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Douglas's song "R For Reality" are open to interpretation, but there appears to be an underlying theme of searching for meaning and purpose in life. The repeated phrase "I heart Bogart" seems to represent a longing for something or someone to admire and aspire to be like, yet the singer cannot explain why they feel this way. The line "Sometimes I'd like to ask a cop if he could do a Piggly Wiggly walk" suggests a desire for humor and absurdity in everyday life, while also hinting at a potential desire for chaos or rebellion.


The verse about tampons that insert themselves could be interpreted as a desire for self-sufficiency and independence, as well as a commentary on the societal taboo surrounding female hygiene products. The singer then reflects on wandering and wondering, perhaps about their own purpose and direction in life. The repeated question "What are friends for?" could be a genuine inquiry or a sarcastic remark on the perceived superficiality of social relationships.


Overall, the lyrics to "R For Reality" offer a glimpse into the confusion and uncertainty that can come with navigating adulthood and the search for a meaningful existence.


Line by Line Meaning

And I don't know why
The singer expresses confusion about their love for Bogart


But I heart Bogart
The singer has strong affection for Bogart, but doesn't know why


Sometimes I'd like to ask a cop
The singer is curious about asking a police officer a strange question


If he could do a Piggly Wiggly walk
The artist wants to ask the police officer to do a silly walk


Right into a butcher shop
The police officer would go to a place where meat is cut and sold


And get turned into a fat pork chop
The singer imagines the police officer being transformed into a piece of meat


We're so indie
The singer is part of a group that is not mainstream


Were searching for jobs
The group is actively seeking employment


And tampons that insert themselves
The artist mentions a specific product that can be used without assistance


'Cause you don't want to ask no one for help
The artist does not want to rely on other people for assistance with personal care products


And I wandered Then I wondered Why I wandered at all
The singer reflects on wandering aimlessly and questions its purpose


Thoughtless conversations What are friends for?
The artist is questioning the value of shallow conversations with friends


Then I wandered, while I wondered, Then I wandered in awe
The singer reflects on their wandering with a sense of amazement


Sometimes I'd like to ask a cop
The singer is curious about asking a police officer a strange question


If he could do a Piggly Wiggly walk
The singer wants to ask the police officer to do a silly walk


Right into a butcher shop
The police officer would go to a place where meat is cut and sold


And get turned into a fat pork chop
The artist imagines the police officer being transformed into a piece of meat


We're so indie
The singer is part of a group that is not mainstream


Were searching for jobs
The group is actively seeking employment


And I don't know why
The artist is still confused about their love for Bogart


But I heart Bogart
The artist still has strong affection for Bogart, despite their confusion


What are friends for?
The artist repeats their earlier question about the value of shallow conversations with friends




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Written by: Douglas Aldridge

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