So What
P-80 Lyrics

When the owls begin to stir
As night approaches and nature's nocturnal creatures awaken

And the hourglass has nearly turned
As time passes by and the night marches on

We will strike conversation with the moon
We will talk to the moon as if it were a friend, sharing our thoughts and feelings

But the moon will sleep before we do
The moon will eventually disappear as the sun rises and we will still be awake

The lightning bugs, they surely are
Fireflies are like stars

Constellations trapped in jars
Captured and contained like star patterns in the sky

Those little lanterns light the way
They guide us and illuminate our path through the dark

For the moon, the lightning bugs, and me
We are all part of this nighttime world

If I wake up to sundial alarms
If I rely on older and simpler ways of keeping time

I won't miss modern clockwork charm
I won't feel like I'm missing out on anything fancy

And if I spend all damn day asleep
If I end up sleeping through the day

I'll still see you in my dreams
I'll still hold onto the memories of the night before, and imagine seeing you in my dreams

What are we doing out so late at night
Questioning why we are awake and out during this time

What are we doing out so late at night
Repeating the question with a sense of curiosity

What are we doing out so late at night
Asking ourselves again as we try to make sense of it all

What are we doing out so late at night
Wondering what could possibly be keeping us awake at such a late hour

What are we doing out so late at night
Pondering the deeper meaning of our nighttime existence

What are we doing out so late at night
Questioning the purpose and significance of our nocturnal activities