MORALISCH Lyrics – Tream, treamiboii

MORALISCH Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tream]
The intro introduces a carefree, rebellious attitude, where the speaker mentions drinking, speeding, and flirting with women—things he claims aren’t directly learned from him, but just part of his lifestyle.

[Hook: Tream]
In this hook, the singer rejects societal norms and moral standards, focusing instead on living in the moment. He enjoys fast driving, drinking, and only feeling emotionally connected after a certain amount of alcohol. Even if he crashes or gets into trouble, he accepts the consequences. He finds a romantic connection behind a container and feels no guilt for his actions, treating them as less significant in the grand scheme of things. It’s all about enjoying life without worrying about morality.

[Part 1: Tream]
The first verse continues with the singer’s rebellious lifestyle, where he drinks before work and disregards the alcohol test because he knows himself best. He humorously mentions his relatives preparing for his death, but no one will be there to help him when things go wrong. Even though he’s drunk, he’s confident enough to drive and doesn’t care about risking his car’s condition. If he crashes, he accepts that it’s his choice and responsibility.

[Bridge: Tream]
This short bridge reflects on the meaning of the story, questioning if there’s any moral lesson to be learned. It touches on how this kind of reckless behavior can be found everywhere, from a local football field to the resort town of Ischgl, symbolizing that the attitude spans across different walks of life.

[Hook: Tream]
The second hook repeats the themes of rejecting moral standards. The singer’s focus is still on speeding, drinking, and finding temporary connections without emotional baggage. He’s willing to face the consequences of his actions but remains confident in his ability to handle them. The romantic encounter is still portrayed as less important than the fun he’s having, showing that momentary pleasures outweigh any moral concerns.

[Part 2: Tream]
The second verse shifts to the singer’s inner thoughts, where he reflects on his desire to live fully and not regret anything. He embraces living recklessly and pushing boundaries, even if it means facing dangerous outcomes. He talks about wanting to experience freedom and excitement before it’s too late, and while society may not approve of his actions, his instincts guide him. Drinking and fast driving are viewed as ways to break free from ethical constraints.

[Hook: Tream]
This hook repeats the main ideas of the song: living without concern for moral judgments. The singer embraces reckless driving, drinking, and spontaneous romantic encounters. He feels no guilt or shame, and even if his actions lead to disaster, he accepts it because he’s in control of his choices. The hook reinforces the carefree and defiant attitude that permeates the entire song.

[Outro: Tream]
The outro is a final declaration of the song’s theme: rejecting morality. The repetition of “wegen mir” (because of me) emphasizes the personal responsibility the singer takes for his actions, reaffirming that he’s living life on his terms, regardless of society’s expectations.