Jack Stauber’s Micropop

Lyrics

[Intro]
(Here, deploy)
(Here, ooh, deploy)

[Verse 1]
Tear squeezed out the petrified
Mouth said that a love won't die
Between those teeth is a rotten lie
Exasperation hit me like a thousand sighs
Suggest that I whack your light
Complex intellectualite
Behind that smack is a simple pain
But simple is wrong inside of your noble brain

[Chorus]
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe

[Post-Chorus]
It's over, no need to take cover
It's over, no need to take cover
It's over, no need to take cover
It's over, no need to take cover
[Verse 2]
I know what the psyche means (Huh)
Sophisticate since I turned sixteen (Huh-whoa)
Read that book 'til my face turned blue
And ran down the street, screaming "Look what I can do"
Go ahead, try to catch me now
Run faster than the past (Wow!)
Every little glimpse I get, I knock a notch on the bed
Close my eyes, deny it just like my mama did

[Chorus]
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe (Oh)

[Post-Chorus]
It's over, no need to take cover (Ah, oh, wow)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, ah)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, oh, ah)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow)
[Bridge]
But, I-I-I
Live so simple, on the si-i-ide
Takin' my love up on a ri-i-ide
Hidin' the part nobody hi-i-ides
I wonder why, I wonder why-oh-y
I keep my secrets outsi-i-ide
Airin' em out, now open wi-i-de
Hidin' the part nobody hi-i-ides
Am I a lie?

I'm not the same (I'm the same)

[Chorus]
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe
Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy
For the horrors I find hard to believe (Oh)

[Post-Chorus]
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, oh, wow)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, oh, ah)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, oh, ah)
It's over, no need to take cover (Wow, deploy)

Are you ready to embark on a musical journey that will leave you pondering the complexities of love and the harsh realities of life? Look no further than "Deploy" by Jack Stauber's Micropop. Originally released as a bite-sized 31-second track, this enchanting composition later received an extended version, allowing listeners to dive deeper into its emotive depths. Brace yourself as we unravel the enigmatic layers of "Deploy" and explore the intriguing world it unveils.

About Deploy

"Deploy" is a song that touches upon the bittersweet experience of facing the world without the presence of a beloved individual. As the lyrics subtly hint, the track delves into the struggles of accepting the absence of a loved one and presents a contrasting perspective between infatuation and reality. Within its concise duration, "Deploy" manages to encapsulate a range of emotions, delving into the depths of both love and the harshness of life.

Opening with the haunting line, "Mouth said that our love won't die, between those teeth was a rotten lie," Stauber's poignant lyrics suggest a disillusionment and betrayal that leaves the protagonist grappling with the loss of a short-lived but intense infatuation. The juxtaposition between the promise of eternal love and the underlying deception creates a sense of perplexity, inviting listeners to question the authenticity of affection.

The chorus of "Deploy" embarks on a poetic exploration of the protagonist's coping mechanism - deploying a fantasy world to shield themselves from the horrors of reality. The line, "Rolling in the nonsense, deploy the fantasy, for the horrors of life I do believe," evokes a visual metaphor of immersing oneself in a realm of imagination as a defense mechanism against the harshness of the world. This profound metaphor serves as a powerful reminder of the human capacity to seek solace in the unreal, highlighting the delicate balance between fantasy and reality.

As the song progresses, a sense of resignation becomes apparent. With each repetition of the chorus, Stauber masterfully amplifies the tension between illusion and truth, provoking introspection within the listener. The cyclical nature of the lyrics serves as a powerful reminder that we often find ourselves trapped in self-created fantasies, reluctant to face the cruelties that await us beyond their shimmering facade.

Despite its brevity, "Deploy" boasts an irresistible blend of whimsical melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. Jack Stauber's Micropop harnesses the simplicity of a short song to convey complex emotions, leaving an indelible impression on anyone who dares to delve into its enchanting world. The ability to evoke such profound sentiments within a mere 31 seconds is a testament to Stauber's mastery of his craft.

Whether you are navigating the depths of heartbreak or simply indulging in introspection, "Deploy" offers a captivating experience that transcends the conventions of traditional music. This song encapsulates the beauty and fragility of our emotional landscapes, urging us to confront the reality we often turn away from. So, let yourself be immersed in the captivating melodies and poetic finesse of "Deploy" as you embark on this evocative sonic journey.

Are you ready to embrace the perplexing captivation of "Deploy"? Prepare to be enthralled as Jack Stauber's Micropop takes you on an introspective expedition, where love and reality intertwine in a harmonious cacophony of emotions. Immerse yourself in the enigmatic layers of this musical gem and let its melodies echo in your mind, long after the last note has faded away.

• Release Date: November 4, 2019
• Artist: Jack Stauber’s Micropop