Busy
K’s Choice Lyrics


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You think you haven't changed
You think I'm being sentimental
You've finally reached that age
Security is fundamental

You think you haven't changed
You think that you're just growing older
You wanted to be safe
But it turned you into someone colder

You're so busy these days
Rearranging your place
Can you still find some space for yourself
You think you haven't changed

Is anyone to blame
I'd really like to think it's you
But it seems like that's the way
Everyone but me is going

You're so busy these days
Rearranging your face.
Do you still see a trace of yourself
I'm losing all of you

To future plans and obligations
I guess that's what you do
When life's about your next vacation
You're so busy these days

Rearranging your place
Can you still find some space for yourself
You're so busy these days
Rearranging your face





Do you still see a trace of yourself
You think you haven't changed

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of K's Choice's song "Busy" seem to be about the changes that occur as people age and how those changes can turn a person into someone colder and more focused on security and future plans. The singer seems to be questioning whether the changes in the person they are addressing are due to their own choices or whether they are a result of broader societal pressures that everyone is subject to. The song poses the question of whether it is possible to maintain one's own identity and sense of self in a world that is so busy and focused on external obligations.


The lines "Security is fundamental" and "When life's about your next vacation" suggest that the person being addressed has become more focused on external markers of success and happiness, rather than on their own sense of self and fulfillment. The repeated refrain "You're so busy these days" emphasizes how common this trend is, and perhaps suggests a frustration with a society that values productivity and busy-ness over authenticity and self-reflection.


Ultimately, the song seems to be urging the person being addressed to find some space for themselves within their busy lives, and to re-connect with the parts of themselves that they may have lost in pursuit of security and success.


Line by Line Meaning

You think you haven't changed
You believe that you are the same person you used to be.


You think I'm being sentimental
You perceive my emotions as overly sentimental.


You've finally reached that age
You have reached a certain age, where you now prioritize security.


Security is fundamental
Being secure or safe is essential for you.


Is anyone to blame
I wonder if anyone is responsible for the current situation.


I'd really like to think it's you
I prefer to believe that you are the one responsible for this situation.


But it seems like that's the way
However, it looks like this is the way everyone is going, except for me.


Everyone but me is going
All of you seem to be busy with future plans and obligations.


To future plans and obligations
You are preoccupied with planning for the future and fulfilling your obligations.


I guess that's what you do
I understand that this is a natural behavior given the situation.


When life's about your next vacation
When your life revolves around just planning for the next vacation.


Can you still find some space for yourself
Do you still have time for yourself amidst all the busyness?


Rearranging your place
You are busy making changes to your living space.


You're so busy these days
You are extremely occupied these days.


Rearranging your face
You are busy making cosmetic changes to your appearance.


Do you still see a trace of yourself
Are you still the same person you used to be?


You're losing all of you
You are losing your true self amidst all the changes and busyness.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: GERT BETTENS, SARAH BETTENS

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