Human Nature

'Human Nature' paints a picture of someone feeling lost and a bit bewildered by the world around them, especially the way people act. The lyrics seem to describe a feeling of being an outsider, observing interactions and trying to make sense of them. It's like being in a crowded city, trying to understand the constant flow of people and their motivations, which can be a lot to take in.

The song suggests that even when things feel strange or difficult, there's a natural, inherent quality to it all – 'human nature.' This idea can be both comforting and a little sad, implying that certain behaviors, even confusing ones, are just part of being human. It's a reflection on the complexities and sometimes irrationality of people, and the effort it takes to simply get by.

Amidst this feeling of being overwhelmed, the song finds a quiet strength in love. The repeated plea to 'tell me what you want me to be' and the desire to escape into a shared world with a loved one highlights how personal connections can be a refuge. Love becomes a grounding force, a place of understanding and acceptance that contrasts with the sometimes baffling nature of the outside world.