Gastón Loray reflects on how people are constantly distracted and occupied, carrying heavy burdens while always rushing elsewhere. He repeatedly urges listeners to step out of that box, stand up, talk, and walk as a way to break free from conformity and passive existence.
Won't ask for anything, just want a little peace of mind. When people look at you, they've all of a sudden got something left to do. Heavy the load, but the hangin's off you. You say you don't know anything, and nobody wants to talk. They've all got places to be, not even a minute to stop. When people look at you, they've all of a sudden got something else to do. And even though, put the hands off you. You better step out of that box. You better stand up and talk. You better step out of that box. You better stand up and walk. You better step out of that box. You better stand up and talk. You better
