You must be tired too, right?

This track is a medium-tempo blues song that takes a sharp aim at structural corruption and public apathy hidden behind the glittering neon lights of modern prosperity.

The story begins with the ironic contrast between a "shiny lifestyle" in show windows and the petty ideological squabbles of ordinary people. As the guitar strumming intensifies, the song shifts its focus from the bottom of society to its very summit.

At the heart of the lyrics is the scathing proverb: "A fish always rots from the head." It argues that the world is being broken not by its roots, but by the sins of those at the top who look the other way. The track highlights the exhaustion and emptiness of people who enjoy a "peace" provided by others while clapping for a rigged race. With powerful guitar work, the song gives voice to an underlying anger toward a leadership that has lost its vision, questioning whether any integrity remains in their eyes.