"More" is a song by American singer-songwriter JJ Heller. The song is about the relentless pursuit for material possessions and success in American society. In the lyrics, Heller addresses a child and questions why their smile has faded due to the influence of the materialistic culture portrayed on television. The song also criticizes the American dream which keeps people constantly chasing after more and never feeling satisfied. Heller sings about the notion of always needing "just a little bit more" and asks when this constant pursuit will be enough. The lyrics describe how this pursuit of more can lead to a never-ending cycle of toiling and spinning, with society resembling a "Vanity Fair" that has taken over the town. The song ultimately urges listeners to reflect on the emptiness of pursuing material possessions and instead seek fulfillment in things that truly matter, such as love, kindness, and genuine connections with others. It serves as a reminder to find contentment and satisfaction in life beyond the pursuit of materialistic desires.
