The song "Simple Man" by Hardcore Superstar depicts a level of frustration and confusion about societal expectations and pressures. The lyrics suggest a sense of self-awareness and introspection. The narrator questions whether they should care about someone or take a chance on them. They ponder if criticizing the person's manners would make them want to be with them. The phrase "True blue" is used to convey a genuine and honest connection. The protagonist acknowledges their flaws and describes themselves as a "stone cold sinner" and a "rock 'n' roll singer." They admit to being foolish and lacking class or style, but they remain true to themselves. The narrator expresses their difficulty in understanding societal norms and expectations. They wonder if it is illegal to simply be a man and feel that their mother taught them to be a simple person, but they struggle with conforming to society's standards. In the chorus, the protagonist emphasizes their inclination to trust and believe in the other person, stating that they will send them all their wishes once they understand their point of view. Overall, the song delves into themes of self-acceptance, individuality, and frustration with societal expectations. It questions the difficulties of conforming while also highlighting the desire to stay true to oneself and to be a simple person.
