Figle Lyrics – Kuban

Figle Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
The chorus talks about how time plays tricks on us, making life feel unpredictable. People say you’ll get used to it, but the singer still feels strange, as if he’s new to everything. He reminisces about times when a promise truly meant something, and failure wasn’t an option. He understands things now but also feels naive, realizing the truth only as life unfolds.

[Zwrotka 1]
The verse reflects on the struggle with growing up. The singer feels like adulthood won’t catch up to him, especially while driving a nice car. He acknowledges the challenges his partner has faced but assures her he understands her feelings. Responsibilities don’t take care of themselves, but there’s still hope. He’s been searching for his true self since childhood, yet time just seems to pass while he focuses on money. Exhaustion takes over, leaving him unable to cry, and he turns to painkillers mixed with alcohol to cope. Football is his only true escape. He realizes he’s no longer a kid on the playground; life is now an endless cycle of waking up to responsibilities, with no school breaks to give him a pause.

[Refren]
Again, the chorus emphasizes how unpredictable life feels. The singer questions why, despite time passing, he still feels out of place. He remembers a time when words held deep value, and there was no option to fail. While he thinks he understands things now, he also realizes that he might just be naïve, and soon, reality will reveal itself.

[Zwrotka 2]
The second verse reflects on how, despite being in his thirties, he still hasn’t fully matured. He prefers gaming over dating strangers, and he sees romantic comedies as unrealistic. Over the years, the only thing he’s gotten better at is making toast. He gets irritated easily and struggles to keep his emotions in check. His partner keeps asking him why he’s so stressed, but even he doesn’t have clear answers. He constantly questions himself, and life would be easier without so many doubts. Adulthood feels relentless, like school without breaks. He barely manages to send important emails, his mind is absent, wandering through advertisements instead. He’s quit smoking, but on weekends, he’s tempted to go back. Planning ahead is a struggle, and the only thing he can commit to is making toast in the morning.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the feeling of confusion as life keeps moving forward. The singer wonders why, despite people saying he’ll adapt, he still feels lost. He reflects on how things used to hold more meaning, but now, even though he thinks he understands, deep down, he knows he might just be fooling himself. Time will soon show the truth.