Saturn by Stevie Wonder is a deeply reflective song that imagines a future where humans have left Earth for the planet Saturn. The song explores themes of environmental destruction, societal disillusionment, and a yearning for a simpler, purer existence. Wonder contrasts the polluted, war-torn Earth with the tranquility and harmony of life on Saturn. Key poignant moments include Wonder’s lament over mankind's neglect of the planet ('But don't you know we're killing the Earth with every passing day?') and his hopeful vision of a better future ('People live to be two hundred and fifty years, saying they're saddened by the fate of the human race.') The song ultimately calls for a greater consciousness and care for our planet and each other.