[Intro] I came down to earth to ask a simple thing — what does your world still need from me? [Verse 1] I asked a man, “How do you do?” He said, “Can’t complain,” but did anyway (oh really). His friend explained, “Every dog has his day” (guess not today). I looked around — didn’t see any stray. Then someone said, “You can say that again,” so I did — and he just walked away. [Chorus 1] I came down to learn your secret dream, but when you speak, you all sound the same. So many words, but it’s all hollow speech — so tell me, humans, what you really need (do you even know) (what you really need). [Verse 2] A lady said, “I’m losing time,” I searched the floor but found no clock. You told a man to “hold his tongue,” I feared he might have dropped it off. Someone sighed, “Life’s just a game” (still losing though), so I asked them where to get the board. [Chorus 2] I came down to learn your hopes and dreams, but every truth wears borrowed themes. So many words, but none that reach — so tell me, humans, what you really need (what do you feel) (what you really need). [Verse 3] You told your friend, “That dress — it slays,” I flinched and took a step away. You whispered, “Lowkey, I don’t care”, but your eyes gave you away. Then someone laughed and said, “I’m dead,” and that’s when I began to understand. [Bridge] Maybe love got lost in translation (can you still hear it), maybe hearts forgot the sound. You talk and talk, but no vibration — no feeling left to circle around (gone quiet now). [Final Chorus] I came to learn what hearts still wish, I’ve heard your laughter, tears, and dreams. So many words — but now I see, you’re hiding what you used to be. Now I tell you, humans, what you really need: (a heart, a heart) (what you really need) [Outro] You need a heart to feel again (feel again), beyond the walls of speech (can you) (can you) (again) (again)
