"Set that love aside for another time" suggests that the singer is not ready for a romantic relationship at the moment and needs to focus on other things

The song "Cooking With Abigail" by Jack Stauber's Micropop is about a person named Abigail who enjoys cooking and having fun in the kitchen

The lyrics of Jack Stauber's Micropop's song "Shucks" seem to be nonsensical and random, with lines like "And there's a sock in the face, and there's soft and glazed" and "Oh, grab my knick-knack and walk into

The meaning of Jack Stauber's Micropop's song "Boo" is open to interpretation, as the lyrics are somewhat nonsensical

The song "What Did You Do" by Jack Stauber's Micropop is a reflective and introspective piece about coming to terms with one's own mistakes and faults

The song "Sleep Talk" by Jack Stauber's Micropop is about a person receiving a phone call from someone they don't remember, but who apparently called them in their sleep and revealed personal information

The song "Those Eggs Aren't Dippy" by Jack Stauber talks about the fear of getting sick or dying because of something as simple as eating undercooked eggs (dippy eggs)

The song "Words of Wisdom" by Jack Stauber's Micropop is a whimsical take on the famous Beatles song "Let it Be"

The song Spring Cleaning by Jack Stauber's Micropop is a quirky and playful tune that appears to be about a person who is only interested in hearing their own voice and not listening to others

The song "Freefall" by Jack Stauber's Micropop is a whimsical and playful tune about nostalgia and childhood memories