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2 years ago

This song is filled with lore. Just from the surface, people are leaving earth because climate change really got things to get hot. Now everywhere there are ads about leaving earth and moving to different planets. But listening to the lyrics you can tell that, cg5 is two different characters. At the very beginning he is earth. And then when he says "leaving never sayin' goodbye" he is now "the man on mars". So basically, the earth wants the humans to be on earth, wich is kinda counterintuitive since they are polluting the earth. There is alot of evidence that this is a love relationship. Strongest being at 0:43 where there is a tinder like app and the user is scrolling through the people most fitting, but skips earth. Another fact mentioned by "Savvy The Divine Yet Huggable": at 1:32 there is a text at the below the moon saying: "* * Face your guilt every day" And above that text there is a text saying "maybe the moon!?* *" meaning that by being on the moon you are facing your guilt. And guess who we are facing on the moon: The earth. So the earth is our guilt and that explains the toxic relationship between the earth and the humans. The more I think about it, the more it seems like "the man on mars" is fighting himself to not go back to earth, even though he really want's to. There are two stages of the man on mars. One stage is where he doesn't give a care about earth and a stage where he is almost desperate to go back to earth. Like when he says "Leave before I change my mind." That would explain why there is this VR headset all about seeing earth, while on mars. I assume it's the early version of earth, where the relationship was good. aka you could still live on it. Because our earth can't be replaced. It's the perfect planet for humans, for now. . . at least. Tell me what you think.

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