In the closing pages of Nausea, Antoine Roquentin, while waiting...

Question

In the closing pages of Nausea, Antoine Roquentin, while waiting for his train from Bouville to Paris, listens (not once, but twice) to the song "Some of these Days" while sitting at the café. What do his reflections, inspired by the song, suggest about a possible answer—or, perhaps, solution—to the problem of mere existence?

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