9071 km Lyrics – HUMBE

9071 km Lyrics Meaning

[Verso]
This part shows someone still struggling after a breakup. Walking through life feels painful, almost like their body is injured. They’re admitting they haven’t fully healed and might need to finally let go of everything that happened before. There’s a craving for some kind of comfort, maybe even something fake, just to feel like they’re moving forward. They want to feel stronger, like their legs aren’t weak anymore, and they dream of having wings to escape the past. The idea of not looking back keeps coming up, because looking back only keeps the pain alive. They talk about an injury that never heals, but over time they’re learning how to live with it. Even if things aren’t totally fixed, they push through obstacles anyway. There’s this sense that the person they lost still sticks to them like a shadow, a sudden ache that appears out of nowhere. The absence feels like a mark that won’t fade.

They admit they still feel lost and don’t know where they’re heading. Part of them wants to confront the past, almost blaming the other person for ruining their flow in life. They feel trapped in their own thoughts, sometimes preferring memories over facing what actually happened. Real life hit them hard, so holding onto yesterday feels easier than dealing with today. But there’s also hope — the belief that eventually they’ll become faster, stronger, and unstoppable, comparing themselves to famous athletes who break records and never slow down. They’re trying to prove to themselves that they can feel whole without that other person. They want to erase the memories and close that chapter like turning a page in a book.

At one point, they say they got tired of being used and playing with fire in that relationship, so they finally burned it down and walked away. Now, they’re not sad anymore because they learned something important: that person doesn’t exist in their life anymore. They picture themselves traveling, drinking, enjoying new experiences, and not speaking about the past. They claim the other person has lost any power over them. They look back at a time that was ruined but realize they were not valued. Now they walk alone, but this time it’s confident, steady, and free from the weight that used to slow them down.