Leh Keda – ليه كده Lyrics – Shahyn – شاهين

Leh Keda – ليه كده Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here, the artist questions whether there’s a real future ahead or if he’s just chasing an illusion. He feels lost, unsure if what he’s striving for has meaning or is just a mirage.

[Verse 1]
In this part, he talks about being stuck in a fog, unable to see his future clearly. He compares himself to a football player who got injured, uncertain when he’ll recover. Life feels like an endless struggle between survival and hopelessness. He even contemplates whether he’s just waiting for death or hoping for a miracle to change everything. He’s exhausted from holding on, wishing he could turn back time and break all the promises he once made. The trust is gone, and he feels invisible, like he doesn’t belong. The repetition of “Why like this?” reflects his frustration with how things have turned out.

[Verse 2]
Here, his emotions explode—he’s angry, breaking down, cursing, and lashing out because he’s overwhelmed. His mind is scattered, and he’s tired of always having to prove himself. He used to be passionate, but now he’s just silent and cold. He feels like a complaint box, constantly filled with negativity, drained by a relationship that no longer brings him comfort. He realizes that nothing seems to satisfy his partner anymore.

For a long time, he’s been holding in his pain, using music as an outlet instead of expressing his emotions directly. The relationship has become a burden rather than a source of support. He tried to be considerate, but now he feels like he shouldn’t have bothered. The emotional connection is gone—she cut it off, yet still demands attention. He has been patient, but now it’s too much.

He asserts that he is real, not someone to be entertained by. He’s not a therapist—he’s the one struggling. Writing songs is his way of coping. He urges his partner to support him rather than becoming another obstacle in his life. He emphasizes that life is harsh, and success requires partnership, not opposition.

[Outro]
Once again, he questions if there’s a real future or if he’s chasing an illusion. He repeats that music is his therapy—his way of healing and expressing everything he can’t say out loud.