Trial
Gabriel Garzón-Montano Lyrics

In Gabriel Garzón-Montano's song "Trial," the artist finds himself contemplating a range of possibilities about his life. He considers the idea of learning the rules, playing the game, and seeking validation through fame, but ultimately recognizes that none of these pursuits will truly bring him the happiness and fulfillment he desires. The lyrics "Maybe I'll learn the rules, make out like the fools" suggest that the singer may conform to societal norms, but acknowledges the potential emptiness in doing so. The lyric "Maybe I'll play the game and trade my trust for fame and still be just as lonely" highlights the idea that success in the entertainment industry is often accompanied by isolation and a lack of genuine connections. Ultimately, the artist seeks a life without pain, and perhaps even finds solace in the idea of "making [his] days a song with no name," rejecting the need for external validation and instead finding joy in the act of creation itself.