Unemployed

[incorporate minimalist, robotic aesthetic composition. Use driving, repetitive beat that mimics the song's steady, mechanical rhythm. Layer in a syncopated bassline with a simple, yet catchy melody that feels both synthetic and rhythmic. For vocals, use monotone delivery with a slightly detached, deadpan, ironic tone. Use synthesizers and electronic effects to create a futuristic, somewhat dystopian atmosphere. Overall sound is both deliberately primitive and experimentally avant-garde. Keep the lyrics straightforward and somewhat enigmatic] [Catchy instrumental intro] Unemployed, he was unemployed Happier than you and me Unemployed, he was unemployed And he learned what he could see Unemployed, he was unemployed Home alone, too often Unemployed, he was unemployed And he learned what he could see And he wore a hat And he had no job And he thought of bacon But everyone knew He was unemployed, unemployed His friends were all aware Unemployed, he was unemployed Nobody even cared Unemployed, he was unemployed Home alone, too many times Unemployed, he was unemployed And he learned what he could be And he wore a hat And he had no job And he thought of bacon But everyone knew He was a unemployed, unemployed Happier than you and me Unemployed, he was unemployed And it determined what he could be Unemployed, he was unemployed Home alone, too many times Unemployed, he was unemployed And he learned he could be free And he wore a hat And he had no job And he thought of bacon But everyone knew Unemployed, he was a unemployed [Spoken dialogue: "Thank you for listening to this song"]