Mrs. Stadler
Mars Argo Lyrics

Mrs. Stadler, won't you teach me how to paint
The singer is seeking guidance from Mrs. Stadler on how to create art and express themselves through painting.

To paint, today
The singer is eager to start painting and learn from Mrs. Stadler as soon as possible.

Mrs. Stadler, won't you teach me how
The singer is emphasizing their desire to learn from Mrs. Stadler and improve their artistic abilities.

Mrs. Stadler, your hair is turning gray
The artist acknowledges that Mrs. Stadler is aging and time is passing, but they still value her guidance and friendship.

I heard about your cells today
The artist may have recently learned of Mrs. Stadler's health issues, which adds an underlying sadness to the song.

I didn't want to leave that way
The singer may have had a falling out with Mrs. Stadler in the past and regrets how things ended between them.

(oh oh oh)
This line is a recurring refrain that emphasizes the wistful, melancholic tone of the song.

If you see me again
The artist is uncertain if they will have the opportunity to see Mrs. Stadler again in the future.

Will you still be my friend?
The artist is worried that their relationship with Mrs. Stadler may have been damaged beyond repair.

Why must we grow older, older?
The artist laments the passing of time and how it affects relationships and the people we care about.

And when we meet again
The singer is imagining a future scenario where they reunite with Mrs. Stadler.

Just after freedom ends
This line is a bit cryptic, but it could refer to a moment when the artist has more control over their life after a period of uncertainty or turmoil.

When the world is almost over, over
This line suggests a feeling of hopelessness or despair about the state of the world.

Will everything still be the same?
The singer wonders if they and Mrs. Stadler will be able to pick up where they left off or if too much will have changed.

I come in peace, to drink your wine
The singer is attempting to make amends with Mrs. Stadler and reconcile their relationship on friendly terms.

and find myself in photographs
The artist may be reminiscing about the past and looking through old photos to remember better times with Mrs. Stadler.

We're all crossing, the starting line
This line could refer to the idea that life is a journey or a race, and we are all starting out at the same point in time.

It hurts my back to think of it
This line is a bit ambiguous, but it could signify the physical or emotional weight of carrying regrets or memories of the past.

I want to leave, this place in time
The singer is ready to move on from the past and leave negative memories behind.

Mrs. Stadler, taught me to paint
The artist values the knowledge and guidance Mrs. Stadler imparted upon them in regards to art and self-expression.

She told me to live my own way
Mrs. Stadler encouraged the artist to be true to themselves and follow their own path in life.

I've got a feeling, it's so hard to say
The artist has a sense of apprehension or uncertainty about the future or their relationship with Mrs. Stadler.

But your life will happen, anyway
Despite any misgivings or doubts, life goes on and both the singer and Mrs. Stadler will continue to live their lives.