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SONG LIST 3
A DAY AT THE OFFICE
Overall Rating: PG PG-13 Total Points: 21
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⚠ TRIGGER WARNING — SONG LIST THREE (3) — A DAY AT THE OFFICE Lead Rating: PG / PG-13 | GX Points: 21 | 12 Tracks Song List 3 is defiant, dark, driven, and poetic. These songs confront mortality without comfort. The world, the self, and the future are not what was promised — and this set doesn't pretend otherwise. The danger here is sudden: catastrophe arrives on an ordinary morning. THEMES AND POTENTIAL TRIGGERS: - Mass-casualty disaster imagery and sudden death (Last Cup of Coffee — September 11th framing) - Survivor's guilt and "ordinary day turns fatal" scenarios - Depression, burnout, and emotional depletion - Being misjudged, bullied, or socially targeted - Loss of faith in institutions, media, and authority - Anxiety, dissociation, and intrusive thoughts - Disillusionment — the world, self, and future are not what was promised - Identity collapse and psychological exhaustion - Media manipulation and false narratives - Self-reinvention and starting over - Prolonged psychological struggle and spiritual erosion - The defiant choice to keep going NOTABLE CONTENT NOTES: "Last Cup of Coffee" is explicitly framed around September 11th — narrator on the 66th floor of a tower facing sudden death. Most content-heavy track in the set. "Carry Me" depicts psychological collapse — "This air's not for breathing" — burning paper, crawling through mire. "Oasis" frames peace as a mirage — "dying is not healing" — existential weight without resolution. "Low Down" depicts bullying and social targeting — being built up to be knocked down. "Right Between the Eyes" engages with gun violence and media culture but resolves through art and non-violence — trading the gun for a camera. THIS LIST MAY BE DIFFICULT IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO: Mass-casualty event imagery / September 11th references / Bullying and social persecution / Psychological collapse and burnout / Media distortion and loss of truth / Existential dread without comfort. Song List 3 wakes you up — sometimes gently, sometimes violently. The world is not what was promised. Listener discretion advised.

Full Text — Song List 3

SONG LIST 3 — A DAY AT THE OFFICE 1. Last Cup of Coffee — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 2. Looking for Love — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 3. Perfect Imperfections — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 4. As I Play — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 5. Clean Wipe to the Slate — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen 6. Low Down — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 7. It Is Your Turn — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 8. Trending — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 9. Carry Me — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 10. Oasis — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 11. End of the Road — by Klaus Bluetner & Tom Jensen 12. Right Between the Eyes — by Justin Justice & Tom Jensen [LYRICS PLACEHOLDER — Paste full lyrics text here]

Collection Summary: A set about waking up — sometimes gently, sometimes violently — and realizing the world, the self, and the future are not what was promised. These songs confront mortality without comfort.

Artist Comparison: Nine Inch Nails, Bowie, Pink Floyd

Key Themes: Catastrophe · Disillusionment · Identity collapse · Existential dread · Survival

Strategic Arc: Defiant, dark, driven, poetic. Mass-casualty imagery, existential dread, media critique.

Musicians: Klaus Bluetner (8 tracks) · Justin Justice (4 tracks)

Quick Guide — Song List 3

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SONG LIST 3 — A Day at the Office
Lead Rating: PG / PG-13   Total GX Points: 21   Tracks: 12
Strategic Arc: Mass-casualty imagery, existential dread, media critique.
Trigger Warning: 9/11 mass tragedy imagery, bullying, psychological collapse, media distortion, existential dread without resolution.
#SongRatingGXFour-Word SummaryCategories
1Last Cup of CoffeePG-132Final morning coffee sipDeath / Depressing / Social Issues
2Looking for LovePG-132Searching all wrong placesRelationships / Love
3Perfect ImperfectionsPG1Flaws make love realRelationships / Love
4As I PlayPG1B-Real with yourselfMotivational / Int. Struggle
5Clean Wipe to the SlatePG-132Start over wipe cleanMotivational / Int. Struggle
6Low DownPG-132Bullied trapped feeling lowSocial Issues / Loneliness
7It Is Your TurnPG1Trust must come firstMotivational
8TrendingPG-132Media always needs dirtSocial Issues / Political / State of World
9Carry MePG-132Struggling needing supportDepressing / Loneliness / Int. Struggle
10OasisPG-132Chasing mirage of peaceDepressing / Int. Struggle
11End of the RoadPG1Long journey to loveDeath / Motivational
12Right Between the EyesPG-132Shoot camera not gunSocial Issues / Political / Motivational
TOTALSPG / PG-1321 ✅
Collection Summary: A set about waking up — sometimes gently, sometimes violently — and realizing the world is not what was promised.
Artist Comparison: Nine Inch Nails, Bowie, Pink Floyd
Key Themes: Catastrophe · Disillusionment · Identity collapse · Existential dread · Survival
NOTE: Track 1 (Last Cup of Coffee) is explicitly framed around September 11th. Track 4 (As I Play) — canonical four-word summary is "B-Real with yourself." Track 12 (Right Between the Eyes) resolves gun imagery through art, not violence.