So, hello again

You know, this evening we're going to be doing some songs from the past

And you know how it is, there's the past, and then there's all these regrets that come with it

And you ask yourself, "How did I get here?"

But, like the great Willie Nelson said, "If we didn't have regrets, we wouldn't have all that much music"

He also said that ninety percent of the people in the world end up with the wrong person

And that's what makes the jukebox spin

So okay, I do want to make America great again

But, great for who, exactly?

You and your friends?

And another thing I wanna know is, exactly who is in charge here?

I mean, how many times a day do you have to take that test that asks you how many fireplugs are in this grid?

Or palm trees, or stoplights?

Now, this is a test that's supposed to prove that you're a human, and not a robot

And okay, who's judging these tests?

I'll tell you, robots are the judges

And you have to prove that you speak their language

You can read the signs

You've been on this road before

This is the language of signs

Of signals, of thaw, and of flow

This is the language of the wreckage, the caribou, the penguin, the beaver

A language of the past

Courage runs through bodies, and then it doesn’t

On again, off again

One thing instantly replaces another

This is the language of the on again, off again future

And it is digital