Suffer

The lyrics look at ordinary people and powerful people as sharing the same human vulnerability. The speaker first urges listeners not to dismiss those who seem foolish or unpleasant, then applies the same idea to a businessman who appears to control the world. Both are presented as people with unexplored possibilities. Yet the song’s movement is uneasy: hope is offered, but the repeated claim that humanity must suffer makes that hope feel fragile and uncertain.

“An unturned stone” and an “undiscovered door” suggest that there may be hidden sides to people and paths they have not yet taken. The door leads toward renewed hope, perhaps a chance to change or see life differently. By contrast, “people blow their minds” can mean that people overwhelm or damage themselves, while “choose to resign” suggests giving up. The phrase “in the cards” means that something seems destined or unavoidable.

The lyrics hold two views in tension. They encourage empathy and hint that each person contains possibilities beyond what is visible, but they also describe suffering as a condition that may never disappear. The final mention of people “clinging to their dignity” offers a small sign of resistance: suffering continues, yet people still try to preserve their self-respect. Whether the song sees hope as real change or only a way to endure remains open.