Discover
OSKAR BRAVES Lyrics

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Share again
Your ′oh so precious' life
Repeat and send
Falsify the truth
Because there′s nothing better for us to do

Glorify all you've ever known
Preach a lie

Giving snippets of a house
That you've neglected
And are ashamed to call a home

How long until you discover
That it′s all the same to me?
I hope it brings you comfort
That you′re all the same to me

Thumbs bent
Held forever more
Mind recessed life under control
Do you want it?
Well we don't really have a choice

Sleepless nights
One eye shut and refresh
There′s nothing quite like having a routine
That means nothing
Who are you trying to please?

How long until you discover
That it's all the same to me?
I hope it brings you comfort
That you′re all the same to me
That you're all the same to me

How long until you discover
That it′s all the same to me?

I hope it brings you comfort
That you're all the same to me

Overall Meaning

The song "Discover" by Oskar Braves is a critique of modern society's obsession with consumerism and conformity. The lyrics suggest that people are caught in a cycle of falsifying their lives and glorifying what they know, even if it is a lie. The song opens with the singer urging people to share their "oh so precious" life and repeat and send the false truth because it's the easiest thing to do. The singer believes that people have neglected their homes and instead have chosen to preach lies and live under control, trying to appease others.

The chorus of the song is particularly powerful, as the singer asks how long it will take for people to discover that it's all the same to him. He hopes that the realization will bring comfort to people, as it means that they are not alone in their struggles. The song suggests that many people are living their lives according to someone else's standards and not truly living authentically. The song concludes by asking who people are trying to please with their routine and suggesting that there may be a better way to live.

Overall, the song encourages listeners to break free from societal expectations and live a more authentic life. It is a poignant reminder that conformity and consumerism can leave people feeling empty and unfulfilled.

Line by Line Meaning

Share again Your ′oh so precious' life
You are being asked to reveal your life and share it with the same people you have always shared it with.

Repeat and send Falsify the truth Because there′s nothing better for us to do
We are encouraged to propagate a lie by spreading it over and over again because there is nothing else to do.

Glorify all you've ever known Preach a lie Giving snippets of a house That you've neglected And are ashamed to call a home
Praise everything you know and preach the lie, even though you know that you have not given your heart to it and are embarrassed to promote it.

How long until you discover That it′s all the same to me? I hope it brings you comfort That you′re all the same to me
The artist is indifferent to how long it takes for the listener to realize that the situation is unchanging and that everyone is the same to them, hoping that it provides some sense of security for them.

Thumbs bent Held forever more Mind recessed life under control Do you want it? Well, we don't really have a choice
Our opinions are suppressed, and we are forced to conform, despite our discomfort, implying that we must endure this way of life.

Sleepless nights One eye shut and refresh There′s nothing quite like having a routine That means nothing Who are you trying to please?
You remain awake, going through the motions, with one eye open for the sake of the monotony since it doesn't seem to achieve anything significant, it asks the listener whom they are trying to please.

How long until you discover That it's all the same to me? I hope it brings you comfort That you′re all the same to me That you're all the same to me
Once more, the singer emphasizes the fact that their concerns are entirely neutral and that everyone is the same to them, hoping it provides comfort to the listener.

Contributed by Annabelle S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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