The Importance Of Being Idle
Oasis (by Víctor Gómez) Lyrics

I sold my soul for the second time, 'cause the man don't pay me.
I had to compromise my values and work for someone I didn't respect, because I needed to earn money to survive.

I begged my landlord for some more time, he said "Son, the bill's waiting."
I asked my landlord to delay my rent payment, but he refused because he needed the money for his own bills.

My best friend called me the other night, he said, "Man, are you crazy?"
My friend was worried about me and thought I was making bad decisions.

My girlfriend told me to get a life, she said, "Boy, you lazy."
My girlfriend thinks I should be more productive and active, and that I'm being lazy.

But I don't mind, as long as there's a bed beneath the stars that shine.
Despite the criticism and pressure from others, I'm content living a simple life with basic needs, such as a place to sleep under the stars.

I'll be fine - if you give me a minute, a man's got a limit.
I don't need or want a lot, but even I have my limits when it comes to the demands and expectations placed on me.

I can't get a life if my heart's not in it.
I can't find fulfillment or motivation in something that doesn't resonate with my true passions and desires.

I lost my faith in the summertime, 'cause it don't stop raining.
I went through a period of depression or disillusionment due to a prolonged negative circumstance that seemed out of my control.

The sky all day is black as night, but I know I can't blame me.
Even though my external environment seems bleak and oppressive, I don't blame myself for the situation.

I begged my Doctor for one more line, he said "Son, words fail me!"
I asked my doctor for more medication to alleviate my anxiety or stress, but he couldn't help me because his methods weren't effective.

There ain't no place to be killing time, I guess I'm just lazy.
I can't find any meaningful or productive ways to spend my time, and even I wonder if it's due to my own laziness.