The song "Too Much of Nothing" by UFO talks about the struggles and internal conflicts of a man who feels like he cannot live up to societal expectations. The lyrics convey his desire to be understood and accepted despite his feelings of inadequacy. The protagonist explains that he has tried his hardest to make someone understand what it feels like to not feel like a man. However, despite their financial support, he feels they cannot truly comprehend his struggle. He acknowledges that he has hurt this person, but he chooses to stay true to himself and not change who he is. The chorus emphasizes the notion that the whole world keeps turning, regardless of the protagonist's personal struggles. He feels like he just rolls along, going through life without finding a resolution to his inner conflicts. The lyrics also mention the passing of time, with "one too many mornings and one too many years." The protagonist describes himself as a delinquent who cannot keep up with the fast pace of life. He hopes that the person he addresses can understand that his way of living is just a habit, and he has reached a point of overload or overdose in his life. Despite his efforts to change and his past experiences of trying and crying, the protagonist emphasizes that the world keeps turning and he continues to roll along, suggesting a sense of resignation or acceptance of his circumstances. In summary, "Too Much of Nothing" explores the struggles of a man who feels incapable of meeting societal expectations, expresses his desire to be understood, and reflects on the passing of time and his inability to change.
