Kreidebleich Lyrics – Gzuz

Kreidebleich Lyrics Meaning

[Pre-Hook]
In this part, the artist describes still being under the influence from the previous day, with his face pale and exhausted. His sweater has burn holes from smoking. He calls his drug dealer again and returns to the same spot, showing that his life is stuck in a repetitive cycle of addiction, returning to the same place at the same time.

[Hook]
The hook repeats the theme of the artist still being high, with his face pale and tired from the previous day. His clothes show signs of his lifestyle, like burn holes from smoking. He reaches out to his drug dealer and knows that he will keep returning to the same routine, highlighting the monotony of his life.

[Part 1]
Here, Gzuz introduces himself, claiming he has no issues with drügs. He orders drügs from the Dark Web, receives them at home, and drives around in his car while high. He’s addicted to the feeling of being under the influence and feels restless when it fades. He describes his addiction as something he can’t escape from, always chasing the next high. He also mentions being able to tell if the drügs are cut or impure, and no matter the distance, he’ll keep returning to get high, finding comfort in it even if it makes him feel less alone.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Gzuz talks about how alcohol and liquor are just part of his night, describing his restless behavior as he stays awake at 4 AM. His heart is racing, and he’s addicted to the initial rush of substances. He reflects on how the first high or thrill fades over time, but the desire to experience it again lingers, showing the gradual addiction to the feeling.

[Hook]
This part repeats the hook, emphasizing the artist’s pale, tired state from being high. His clothes are marked by signs of his destructive habits, and he once again contacts his dealer. The cycle of addiction continues, with Gzuz acknowledging he’ll keep returning to the same place, stuck in his patterns of behavior.

[Part 2]
Gzuz speaks about toxic relationships, feeling drawn to women who tempt him with their appearance. He admits that he is weak when it comes to women, sometimes ending up with more than one in a night. He’s living recklessly, seizing every opportunity while he can, knowing his lifestyle is dangerous and unsustainable. He talks about staying sober for two weeks but feeling weak and hearing his inner demons calling him back to his destructive habits.

[Pre-Hook]
The pre-hook is repeated again, emphasizing how Gzuz is still caught in the same cycle. His face is pale from being high, his clothes are damaged, and he continues to call his dealer, returning to the same place, unable to break free from his habits.

[Hook]
This hook reinforces the ongoing cycle of addiction. Gzuz remains high, his appearance reflecting his lifestyle. He contacts his dealer again, knowing he’ll return to the same spot, stuck in this endless repetition of his destructive behavior.

[Outro]
In the outro, the repetition of “Zeit” (time) emphasizes the continuous, unending nature of Gzuz’s situation. The repeating pattern of calling the dealer and the pale, exhausted appearance highlight that time keeps passing, but Gzuz remains trapped in this cycle of addiction.