Man Kardam Lyrics – Poori

Man Kardam Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist reflects on the fleeting nature of life. He compares life to a two-day experience, where one day you might face struggles or even be arrested, and the next day someone might come along to help heal your wounds. He emphasizes the importance of staying close to friends, as they were once “strong” and loyal, in tough situations, much like a “water gun” in difficult times.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist speaks about the beauty of life and how he has lived it fully. His heart has become hardened, feeling like stone, because he no longer trusts anyone and doesn’t let anyone control him. He reflects on his past mistakes and actions, admitting that while others may have doubted him, he still did things his way, even when it was risky or not accepted by society.

[Verse 2]
The second verse dives into the singer’s past, where he and his friends were known for being fearless and bold, never backing down. They were seen as strong, capable, and respected by their community, but their carefree attitude led to problems. The singer fell in love with someone who later left him, which deeply affected him. His emotional pain became overwhelming when he saw her grieving mother at the funeral. Life felt empty without her, and he became consumed with sorrow. Days passed, and he found himself disconnected from reality, feeling lost and detached, even forgetting important moments like his sister’s birthday. His life became routine and numb. One day, while going to buy cigarettes to cope, he discovers a wedding invitation for the girl he once loved, which serves as a harsh reminder of her moving on. This reality check adds to his emotional turmoil, making him reflect on his past decisions and what he has become.

[Chorus]
In the repeated chorus, the artist reaffirms that life is beautiful, even though he’s made mistakes and suffered. He has become emotionally hardened, not letting anyone get close to him anymore. The phrase “I did it” reflects his acceptance of the past and his desire to move on, trying to clear his mind and heart from old attachments. He emphasizes that he is no longer burdened by the same feelings.