The song "Deep, Deep" by Have A Nice Life explores themes of existential dread, isolation, and the struggle to understand our place in the world. The lyrics suggest a sense of disconnect from the world around us, with atoms being described as "liars" for their inability to understand the human experience. The song also touches on the power of art as a means of escape and the potential pitfalls of seeking that escape. The lines "Art as a means of escape, they don't see the down-side / And that's what takes them" suggest that while art can provide comfort and solace, it can also distract us from confronting the difficult realities of life. The chorus, with its repeated refrain of "Jesus Christ, why is love so lonely," speaks to a sense of yearning for connection and intimacy, even as those feelings can be painful and isolating. Overall, "Deep, Deep" is a melancholy meditation on the human condition and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent universe.
