So what should I do?

This track is a grand and philosophical blues ballad that confronts the failures of established ideologies like Capitalism and Communism, posing the ultimate question of finding a "new path" from the "piles of rubble" they left behind.

The simple, questioning melody of the solo piano intro presents the fundamental problems of modern society. It juxtaposes the current reality-where "people are broken for the sake of capital's profit"-with the historical failures of states that became tools of domination and inequality.

The fervent question in the chorus, "So, what should we do? Someone tell me," is the soul's cry of contemporary people searching for a way forward in a world where all existing options have seemingly collapsed. The song advocates for a powerful resolve: not choosing between the right and the left, but "embracing the lessons of history" to turn the next page.

The majestic bridge, swelling with Celtic instrumentation, transforms this questioning into an unyielding hope for the future, declaring that "it is still too early to give up." This profound message ultimately entrusts the responsibility for the future to every single listener, asserting that the "answer lies within you," continuing the inquiry until the voiceless voice turns into a song.