Hai, vai, oai Lyrics – BAZOOKA

Hai, vai, oai Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: ECHO]
In this first verse, the artist is reflecting on his mistakes and struggles, starting with a humorous yet serious plea for forgiveness from a higher power. He admits that he’s confused celebrating the New Year with fasting, symbolizing how out of sync he feels with the norms or expectations of life. The mention of “guardian angels” not being of “our rank” implies that even his spiritual support feels distant or disconnected. The line about being found drunk in a bar and the angels “not seeing their purpose” hints at the disillusionment with higher ideals. The singer rejects the idea of pretending or “sucking up,” showing a defiance against social norms and fake behavior. He also humorously mentions that he’s not receiving the same treatment as someone else (his friend’s wife), showing his dissatisfaction with his circumstances. The verse continues with him expressing a mix of frustration and weariness, as he reflects on his drinking habits and his dependence on something stronger to cope. He acknowledges the struggle of living a chaotic lifestyle, but at the same time, there’s a sense of needing guidance, as he feels lost and vulnerable.

[Refren: ECHO]
The chorus is a repetitive, almost frantic expression of the artist’s frustration and drunkenness. He’s overwhelmed, questioning where to go next, as he feels disoriented from excessive drinking. The repeated mention of seeing double suggests that the alcohol is taking a strong toll on him, making him unable to function properly. The line “I can’t walk anymore” emphasizes his physical and emotional exhaustion. The chorus sums up the sense of confusion and the inability to escape his current state.

[Strofa 2: Codrin]
In the second verse, Codrea takes over the microphone and offers a different perspective. He starts by questioning ECHO’s musical choices, showing a playful yet sharp attitude towards the production. He then talks about being ready to break through obstacles (“I’ll tear you like paper”), expressing aggression and frustration. The imagery of not having tiles on the roof like a famous rivalry hints at feeling inferior but still ready to take on challenges. Codrea continues with a boastful tone, talking about his adventures, including losing someone the previous night and being left stranded. There’s a humorous touch when he mentions a relationship, admitting to being poor but still joking about taking someone to McDonald’s, highlighting the contradictions of his life. He contrasts a fantasy of high-class dining with the reality of public transport, reflecting on his humble means. The verse ends with him confronting the idea of a future together with a partner, questioning whether they are ready to face life’s difficulties together.

[Refren: ECHO]
The chorus repeats again, continuing the theme of confusion and physical disorientation caused by overindulgence in alcohol. The lines still reflect a sense of being lost and unable to keep up with the pace of life, as the artist remains trapped in a cycle of drinking and its aftermath. The repetition reinforces the overwhelming nature of his experience and the inability to break free from the consequences of his actions.