Foster the People-Pumped Up Kicks

This song is going to be an overkill on the radio soon but I don't care. I like it and I'll probably overkill it for myself before anyone else does.

There's a heavy tone in the lyrics of this song which is something I don't agree with. The words pinpoint to tragedy of childplay and even individual isolation, produced by modern life (clearly suggested by the dinner "packed in ice"). Though I have to say what mostly attracted me to this is the relaxing, up-in-the-cloud melody of the song. How's that for irony?