HOBBY Lyrics – Mata

HOBBY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here he shows how much he needs the other person right now. Being alone feels unbearable, and he is ready to do anything to bring her close, even buy a flight immediately. It’s a raw confession of loneliness mixed with desperation, showing how much he craves her presence to feel sane.

[Refren]
He admits he often hides his emotions, but with her his heart feels alive. He feels grateful because she gave him more love and effort than he could return. Thoughts keep him awake, worrying their paths may drift apart. He makes it clear hurting her isn’t what he wants, and while stuck in hotel lobbies far away, he pours his feelings into writing lyrics.

[Zwrotka 1]
He expresses how much he misses her and how tough a long-distance relationship really is. Even while abroad, he wishes she could be by his side. He notices how life in Poland feels dark and repetitive, and he dreams of living fully, squeezing every bit of joy out of life like a lemon. Routine frustrates him, and he longs for her presence to escape that emptiness.

[Przedrefren]
He pleads for one more kiss, maybe even thousands, because being apart for months is painful. Distance makes him feel echoes of her voice instead of her real presence. His work abroad keeps him busy earning money, but it also steals time away from love. This leaves him torn between chasing success and wanting closeness with her.

[Refren]
Once again, he confesses that he hides his emotions but can’t deny his heart feels stronger when she’s near. He reflects on her giving much more to the relationship than he ever managed to give back. The thought of drifting apart haunts him, yet he insists breaking her heart isn’t something he would ever do. Writing in hotel lobbies becomes his only outlet.

[Przejście]
The distance weighs on him heavily as he repeats his wish for one more kiss after being apart so long. He emphasizes again how much he needs her right now, offering to fly her over because the loneliness is unbearable. This part captures his desperation—work and travel separate them, but his heart keeps pulling him back to her.

[Zwrotka 2]
He acknowledges her sacrifices and how she gave him more than he gave her. His guilt keeps him awake, almost whispering to him constantly. Mistreating her bothers him deeply, and he wants to make it right. He dreams of taking her away to islands, spends nights thinking about their future, and even his days are filled with thoughts of her, restless and longing.

[Przedrefren]
He once again asks for that last kiss, maybe thousands more, because the distance stretches on for months. He finds himself far away, busy chasing money, while the relationship is left waiting. The repetition shows how much the separation hurts and how strongly he wishes things could be different.

[Refren]
He repeats his struggle with holding back emotions but admits she makes his heart beat harder when she’s around. He shows gratitude for everything she gave, more than he did. Nights are filled with worries that they may drift apart without knowing where life will take them. He stresses again that breaking her heart is not his intention, and he turns those feelings into verses while away.

[Outro]
He circles back to the same lonely thought—he doesn’t want to be alone, and he would buy her a flight right away to keep from going crazy. He repeats his plea for a kiss, maybe many, while also reminding that he is stuck abroad, working and making money. This ending leaves a bittersweet feeling of love struggling against distance.