GELD MACHEN Lyrics – Alkhazar

GELD MACHEN Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Simba La Rue & Alkhazar]
The intro sets the mood for the whole song. It’s like jumping straight into a fast, intense world where making money is the main focus. F.T. talks about being in a tunnel, which feels like being trapped in a dangerous grind. Repeating the idea of “geld machen” shows that earning cash is constant and almost an obsession, with danger and power mixed in. The energy is aggressive, raw, and unfiltered, giving a sense of urgency.

[Strofa 1: Simba La Rue & Alkhazar]
This part describes living a chaotic, flashy lifestyle full of crime, luxury, and recklessness. The lyrics show how the streets and illegal activities mix with materialism—brand names like Louis Vuitton and Gucci appear alongside stolen cars and risky deals. Alkhazar also mentions wild partying, smoking, and casual relationships, showing a no-limits attitude. There’s a mix of pride in street knowledge, criminal influence, and disdain for ordinary rules. Even mundane things like meals in jail or exercise in prison are part of this rough life. The verses emphasize dominance over rivals, hunger for money, and a desire for control, but it’s all wrapped in a violent, unpredictable, and exaggerated lifestyle. It’s about showing toughness, surviving the hustle, and enjoying the luxuries and chaos that come with that world.

[Strofa 2: Alkhazar]
Here, Alkhazar talks about keeping control in a world full of chaos. There’s violence, superficial beauty, and unpredictable situations around him, but he manages his moves carefully. He mixes crime with clever planning, comparing it to simple math, taking from one place and putting it somewhere else. It’s about being smart while living dangerously, staying in charge, and making moves that get results without losing focus.

[Pre-Ritornello: Alkhazar]
This section repeats the focus on making money while showing off power. The “tijara in testa” part hints at living with weapons or danger nearby, meaning threats are always present. The line about an assault on someone’s head gives a sense of constant tension and control over others, emphasizing dominance while chasing wealth.

[Ritornello: Alkhazar]
The chorus keeps returning to the obsession with money, repeating the idea of constantly “making cash.” The mention of “tijara in testa” mixes wealth and danger, showing that making money isn’t safe—it comes with risk. The repeated “five kilo” implies big deals or amounts of drügs or cash, highlighting the scale and intensity of the hustle.

[Strofa 3: Ramzes]
Ramzes explains the mechanics of the criminal lifestyle more directly. He talks about paying, moving large amounts of cash or goods, and controlling others’ fate. There’s violence involved, but it’s systematic—dividing, storing, repeating the process. The lines show how money drives every action and how power and survival are managed carefully, making crime feel almost like a precise business operation.

[Ritornello: Alkhazar]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the nonstop pursuit of money while balancing risk. The mix of “tijara in testa” and “five kilo” keeps highlighting the combination of danger and wealth, showing that the grind is constant and high-stakes.

[Outro: Simba La Rue]
The outro brings the song full circle, repeating the tunnel imagery. It feels like being trapped in the endless grind, always moving through danger, focusing on money, and stuck in the fast-paced, chaotic life described throughout the track.