The meaning and story behind Jack Stauber's song "Tea Errors" can be difficult to determine as the lyrics are quite abstract and seemingly unrelated. However, some themes can be identified, such as nostalgia and memories of childhood, as well as some darker undertones of control and manipulation in relationships. The first verse seems to reference the act of rebuilding and moving on from a traumatic experience ("Wall fell down so I built a new one"), followed by a comment on the influence of a particular person on the narrator ("See what you've become from me"). The second verse includes more surreal and abstract imagery, such as someone's tooth being compared to something sweet, potentially referencing the manipulation of a romantic partner. The chorus includes the repeated phrase "Run into tea errors running faster," which could possibly be interpreted as mistakes made in life or relationships, being made repeatedly and at an increasing speed. The mention of falling down and "making the boaster" could represent the pressure to succeed and the consequences of failure. Towards the end of the song, there is a shift to a more positive tone with the line "Baby our love is more confident," though this could be interpreted as a sarcastic or ironic comment. Overall, "Tea Errors" seems to be a collection of abstract ideas and images rather than a cohesive narrative, leaving room for the listener's interpretation.
