I think this song is kind of about finding yourself. Everyone is told that they're unique and special when they're young, and a lot of people dream of changing the world and becoming household names. But the reality is that that happens to very few people, and I think the singer is starting to accept that. He doesn't want to be famous anymore, he just wants to do what he loves while contributing to society in a small way - working in the orchard.
At the same time, he's struggling with what everyone else around him is telling him to do ("What's my name, what's my station, oh, just tell me what I should do" and "And I don't, I don't know who to believe"). He doesn't know if he should listen to them or do what he wants for himself.
The last line could mean that he wants his life to have a happy ending, like a character in a movie.
I think this song is kind of about finding yourself. Everyone is told that they're unique and special when they're young, and a lot of people dream of changing the world and becoming household names. But the reality is that that happens to very few people, and I think the singer is starting to accept that. He doesn't want to be famous anymore, he just wants to do what he loves while contributing to society in a small way - working in the orchard.
At the same time, he's struggling with what everyone else around him is telling him to do ("What's my name, what's my station, oh, just tell me what I should do" and "And I don't, I don't know who to believe"). He doesn't know if he should listen to them or do what he wants for himself.
The last line could mean that he wants his life to have a happy ending, like a character in a movie.