The song "The Ones" by Hopesfall conveys a message of feeling left behind and unnoticed in a world that only values conformity and stability. The lyrics describe the struggle of those who consider themselves original and conscience-driven conquerors to fit into a society that favors predictability and uniformity. The song also touches on the idea that these stable and grounded individuals are the ones who are admired and preferred by society at large, while those who are different or struggling with disorder are often ignored and dismissed. The lyrics suggest a desire to hold on to those who are different and to help them come through their struggles. However, the repeated refrain of "temporary disorder" suggests that the struggle to fit in and be recognized is ongoing and may never fully be resolved. Overall, the song highlights the often overlooked struggles of those who feel misunderstood and left out in a society that values conformity over individuality.
