AAQ Lyrics – SoelChigini

AAQ Lyrics Meaning

The song starts by talking about struggles in life and how people around him act without thinking. He points out that some people get what they want easily while others have to struggle. He notices the childish ways he talks or behaves but also emphasizes that he keeps his promises and responsibilities seriously. He’s reflecting on how life isn’t about appearances or showing off in coffee shops or fancy places.

He then questions why life feels so unfair. Sometimes it’s chance, sometimes it’s conflict, and sometimes it’s just the way things are meant to be. He wonders if it’s inherited from past generations or if it’s just fate. He’s frustrated with the idea that effort doesn’t always pay off and that people often face obstacles no matter how hard they try.

He talks about exhaustion from constantly running or struggling to reach goals and how it feels like nothing really works. He offers simple gestures of care, like bringing someone a box of apples, as a way to cope with the stress and chaos around him. He notices that in his country, people are quick to judge or talk badly, and that doesn’t help anyone understand what really matters. He feels that political divisions and debates don’t affect him personally because he’s not involved in them.

The song moves to frustration with society and how wisdom or knowledge is often ignored. Even when he tries to do good, nothing seems to change. He mentions trying his best but feeling like every effort is wasted, including the prayers of his parents. He expresses anger at the environment he lives in and feels disconnected from everyone around him. Even writing about these problems feels risky, yet he keeps doing it because it’s the only way to express what he feels.

He reflects on how his youth is slipping away, lost in daily struggles and responsibilities. Life feels heavy and exhausting, and he’s not sure where to find the time or energy to live fully. He talks about feeling powerless and unfairly treated, and how life’s hardships have left him worn out. Despite this, he recognizes the deep pain and injustice that everyone around him faces, including family.

The song ends with him expressing anger, bitterness, and disappointment at the world. He’s frustrated by people’s hypocrisy and the way society imposes limits on individuals. He recalls childhood experiences that shaped him and regrets some choices influenced by family or society. He feels trapped by rigid rules and norms, yet he acknowledges that everyone suffers in their own way. He closes with a reminder that, at the core, people naturally want connection and love, even if the world makes it hard.