You work too hard G
17 Sept 2026 · 0 min
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The piece is a short lyrical exchange where Speaker A relays a call from his grandmother warning him that he works too hard, while Speaker B worries about being forgotten. The narrator describes a turbulent lifestyle—moving in and out of clubs, receiving parental approval and financial support, feeling love from his mother, yet still lacking a sense of purpose. He reflects on hard days, a broken heart, and the betrayal of friends who have become fraudulent, ending with a note about practicing. Overall, the content juxtaposes external expectations and validation (family, money) with internal struggles for meaning and trust.
