Ask Yourself
Plastikman Lyrics

I guess it's a good place to start...
The artist shares his thoughts about the creative process and wonders if it's possible to identify the specific place where ideas originate.

inside my head, I guess it's where everything starts, and probably ends...
The artist believes that his mind is the source of his creative output, as well as the place where his music and ideas ultimately come to an end.

all of these little ideas and, thoughts, comes around,
The artist describes how his creative process involves constantly circulating ideas and thoughts that eventually coalesce into a final product.

so I guess the ideas for music and, you know, everything comes from somewhere... somewhere inside here...
The artist believes that his music and ideas originate from within his own mind and that this internal source is responsible for his creative output.

it would be interesting to exactly find the place where that starts, or, it's always different, maybe you can't isolate the exact location... anyway it's hard to say...
The artist acknowledges that pinpointing the exact source of creativity is difficult, as it may be different for each individual and can vary over time.

well I guess it's a good place to start the album, I guess everything starts here... and probably ends here...
The artist reflects on how the beginning of the album represents the start of his creative process while also acknowledging that the end of the album represents the culmination and completion of that process.

I hear everything
The artist suggests that he is attuned to the world around him and is constantly observing and absorbing information.

Those aren't voices in your head
The artist challenges the idea that the voices in someone's head are purely imaginary or self-generated, suggesting that they could be a reflection of external stimuli or experiences.

They're just the echoes of your indecision
The artist suggests that the voices or thoughts someone hears may be a manifestation of their own doubts, fears or uncertainty, rather than a true reflection of reality.

Don't ask me
The artist suggests that he is not the authority on someone else's internal experiences or decision making process.

Ask yourself
The artist suggests that the only way to truly know the answers to internal questions is to look within and trust one's own instincts and intuition.

I know everything
The artist suggests that he may have a deep understanding or insight into certain experiences or phenomena.

Those thoughts going around in your head
The artist acknowledges that the thoughts and ideas someone has are often in constant flux and can be difficult to process or categorize.

Trying to figure out what's right and what's wrong
The artist suggests that the internal dialogue someone has is often focused on making sense of the world and determining the best course of action.

I feel everything
The artist suggests that he may be highly attuned to his own emotional experiences, as well as those of others.

Was it me, us, or them?
The artist questions the source of certain experiences or feelings, and wonders whether they originated within himself, within a group or community, or from external sources.

Or was it you?
The artist suggests that the source of certain experiences or emotions may be difficult to identify, and may ultimately be a personal, individual experience.

I am everything
The artist suggests that he may be a product of his environment or experiences, and that his own identity is shaped by a combination of internal and external factors.

Why listen to me
The artist questions his own authority or expertise, and wonders why someone would take his perspective over their own thoughts or intuition.

I'm just a voice inside your head
The artist suggests that his role in someone else's experiences is limited, and that he is only one of many internal voices or perspectives that are at play.

I can't help you
The artist acknowledges that he does not have the power to solve someone else's internal conflicts or issues.

Help yourself
The artist suggests that the power to affect change and make progress lies within the individual, and that they must look inward and trust their own instincts in order to do so.