The song "Head General Hospital" by Hopesfall is a critique of laziness and apathy in society. The lyrics describe a person who is content with crawling and not standing upright, sitting in guilt like a passive sinner. The narrator compares this mentality to a hospital of hypochondriacs, where people are always searching for something to be wrong with them. The song is a call to action, urging listeners to not be oblivious to the world around them and to not be spoon-fed information. The narrator warns that if listeners don't take control of their own minds and bodies, they will be left out of the world and never truly experience it. The final lines of the song suggest that success and applause are not the most important things in life and that people should not become too attached to material possessions. The lyrics also criticize those who build their own realities in their heads and disconnect from the world around them. Overall, "Head General Hospital" encourages listeners to wake up and actively participate in the world instead of passively watching it go by.
