The Cure: Jumping Someone Else's Train Meaning
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Song Released: 1979
Jumping Someone Else's Train Lyrics
You might spoil your face
If you walk in the crowd
You won't leave any trace
It's always the same
You're jumping someone else's train
It won't take you long
To learn the new smile
You have to adapt
Or you'll be...
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It's about how people subsume their own personalities in order to fit in. It keeps them in a box, never leaving their comfort zone, yet never really living either. And they try to force everyone else to do the same because anyone deviating rocks the "safe" boat, making them feel threatened. Status quo above all else.
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