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Willow imagines herself travelling backwards through decades on 'Time Machine', a slow R&B and synth-pop track that finds her conjuring encounters with cultural figures from different eras. She'd return to 1983 to spend time with Basquiat, or to 1993 to meet Kurt Cobain, trading the present for a kind of nostalgic make-believe where life felt less mediated and more immediate. The song's real concern, though, is contemporary disconnection. Willow observes how everyone is tethered to their phones, seeking connection through screens and finding only isolation. Against this backdrop, her time-travel fantasy reads less as escapism and more as a rebuke: a refusal to wait around for meaning in an age of perpetual distraction. The repeated plea "please don't wait on me" becomes an assertion of autonomy, a choice to move forward on her own terms rather than surrender to the inertia of the present moment.
"Time Machine" is a track by Willow, from the album Willow, released 1st March 2007. The track is 2:24 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Willow.
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