Narrator's Optimism and Relationships

The transcript is a lyrical exploration of dreams, optimism, and the contrast between fantastical ideas and reality. It reflects on the longing for change, nostalgia for the past, and hope for impossible events. The recurring themes include dreams, peace, and love, with a reflective conclusion on when these dreams might become reality.

What would make the narrator more optimistic?

• If elephants could fly

• If cows could talk

• If dogs could sing

• If pigs could swim

What does the narrator doubt about the cow?

• That it can jump over the moon

• That it can swim

• That it can talk

• That it can fly

What does the narrator question about their relationship?

• When they will make up

• All of the above

• Why they broke up

• When they will wake up

What are some of the ideal conditions mentioned by the narrator?

• All of the above

• Everyone agrees

• People live in peace

• Money grows on trees

What would make the narrator smile in the morning?

• Hearing that Elvis lives again

• Winning the lottery

• Getting a new job

• Buying a new house

Who does the narrator wish would reunite and go on tour?

• The Eagles

• The Rolling Stones

• The Beach Boys

• The Beatles

What does the narrator hope for in terms of happiness?

• That it is free

• That it is conditional

• That it is rare

• That it is expensive

What does the narrator believe love can guarantee?

• Reconciliation

• Happiness

• Peace

• Wealth

What is the narrator's ultimate wish regarding their relationship?

• To move on

• To stay broken up

• To reconcile

• To forget about it

What is the repeated phrase that signifies the narrator's hope for reconciliation?

• That's when

• Oh yeah

• That's right

• When will I wake up