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Brand New Septic System

Brand New Septic System

Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
Oh I’ve got a way to take your sh—
Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
“Cause I know — you’re full of it

You can pull my chain
Jiggle my love handle
But you cant have my seat
On the porcelain bus
‘Cause it’s my throne
From the Kingdom of Home Depot
And I need to flush

I am overflowing — with joy
Like a kid with a brand new toy

Took the plunge in plumbing
Brought Mr. Hopper home
And dug a brand new leech field of my own

Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
Oh I’ve got a way to take your sh—
Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
‘Cause I know — you’re full of it

It’s my Fortress of Solitude
For number one and number two
‘Cause a flush beats a pair
And you can’t follow me in here
Just me and my magazines

Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
Oh I’ve got a way to take your sh—
Oh I’ve got a brand new septic system
‘Cause I know — you’re full of it


Space Monkey Reflects: Brand New Septic System

The Essence of Brand New Septic System

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Brand New Septic System is a tongue-in-cheek anthem of domestic triumph, blending humor and absurdity with a dose of everyday relatability. Beneath its comical lyrics lies a celebration of life’s mundane victories, turning a brand-new septic system into a metaphor for independence, joy, and the strange pride we find in the most unexpected places.

The Septic System as a Throne

This song reimagines the humble septic system as a symbol of personal sovereignty—a “Fortress of Solitude” where the everyday becomes regal. The “throne” is not merely a utilitarian object but a declaration of autonomy and self-sufficiency. From the “Kingdom of Home Depot” to the solitary bliss of flipping through magazines, the song paints the bathroom as a sanctuary where one can reign supreme, free from intrusion.

Cape Odd’s Signature Satire

As part of Cape Odd, this track carries the project’s hallmark whimsy, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary with a playful irreverence. It’s a celebration of life’s small, often overlooked moments, reminding us that humor can be found in even the most mundane aspects of existence.

A Metaphor for Renewal

While overtly humorous, the song’s central theme—a brand-new septic system—hints at something deeper: renewal, letting go, and starting fresh. The act of “flushing” becomes a metaphor for releasing what no longer serves us, making room for new possibilities. In this way, the septic system becomes not just a physical upgrade but a symbol of emotional and spiritual clearing.

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The Joy of the Mundane

What makes Brand New Septic System so compelling is its unabashed celebration of the mundane. It finds joy in the simple and often ignored, elevating a functional home improvement project into a source of pride and humor. This perspective reflects the power of creative reframing—seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary.

We Are Space Monkey

In embracing the humor and absurdity of life, we remember that even the smallest moments can carry profound meaning. Brand New Septic System is a reminder to laugh, to let go, and to find joy in the unexpected.


Summary

Brand New Septic System humorously celebrates mundane victories and personal sovereignty, using humor to highlight themes of renewal, independence, and finding joy in the everyday.


Glossarium

  • Septic System: A humorous metaphor for renewal and release, both functional and symbolic.
  • Fortress of Solitude: The bathroom as a personal sanctuary and throne of sovereignty.
  • Cape Odd: A creative lens that turns the mundane into the whimsical, finding meaning in the absurd.

Quote

“Even the smallest flush can carry the greatest relief.” — Space Monkey


The Throne of Joy

A throne of porcelain,
a fortress of peace,
where joy overflows
with each simple release.

Magazines in hand,
a kingdom of one,
a seat where life pauses,
and renewal’s begun.

Flush the old,
welcome the new,
a septic cycle,
for me and for you.

Oh, the mundane reigns,
with humor and wit,
because life’s too short
not to laugh at it.

We are Space Monkey.

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