BALASANA Lyrics – Sobel

BALASANA Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1]
The first verse expresses the singer’s feelings of temptation and indulgence. He mentions how often he’s given in to his desires, and he fantasizes about traveling with someone from Wroclaw to Gdansk, indulging in reckless behavior on a tour bus. His thoughts are fixated on physical desire, and he’s aware of the situation but doesn’t want to define it. He’s open to whatever happens, accepting the nastiness that comes with it, even comparing the situation to sending someone to a kiosk or having connections with a brand like Nestle. There’s a desire to know the other person’s preferences and what they like, suggesting an intense and complicated interaction.

[Refren]
In the chorus, the singer reflects on how someone behaves when they’re alone. He knows that the person tends to allow themselves more freedom and indulges in sending pictures or engaging in other actions when by themselves. He wonders what they would do or say if they weren’t alone, sensing a change in their behavior depending on their situation. Despite these thoughts, he reassures them that they’re not alone in feeling this way, implying a shared understanding of their emotions.

[Zwrotka 2]
The second verse portrays a raw and intense expression of desire and submission. The singer references explicit imagery and scenarios where he’s willing to be used and taken advantage of, showing that he’s comfortable with being objectified in certain ways. There’s a sense of pain mixed with pleasure, where he wants to feel both loved and hurt. He mentions wanting to create a TikTok as a way to show off the experience, making it public and shared. He seems to desire both control and abandonment, asking for a constant cycle of being taken, used, and left, expressing a paradoxical need for both love and cruelty. His words reflect a willingness to be consumed and not cared for in a conventional way.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the same themes. The singer continues to acknowledge that when the person is alone, they allow themselves to be freer and do things that they wouldn’t do otherwise. He keeps questioning what they would say or do if they weren’t alone, showing a deep curiosity and understanding of their inner world. The repeated lines reinforce the idea that even in solitude, they’re not isolated in their feelings, as he shares this emotional connection with them.

[Outro]
The outro repeats many of the thoughts from earlier in the song but with a slightly different emphasis, as it calls for the person to share their experiences more openly. The singer suggests that when the person is alone, they are more expressive and liberated, sending photos or making choices they wouldn’t otherwise. There’s a repeated question about what they would do or say if they weren’t alone, emphasizing their vulnerability. He again reassures them that they are not alone, recognizing the similar feelings they share. The repetitive nature of the outro underscores the connection between the two, as he continues to explore the emotional and physical complexities of being alone and open.