Odległość Lyrics – Pezet

Odległość Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Starting my first track

[Zwrotka 1]
He’s reflecting on how much times have changed. He’s sipping trendy drinks like matcha with yuzu, but he’s still deeply moved by the beat he’s listening to. That beat takes him back—it’s like traveling to the past. He feels kind of isolated in his current world, like Robinson Crusoe, and finds it tough to explain to others why the old days meant more to him than today’s trends. He knows some people are still vibing with music at night, holding on to those memories that won’t ever come back. He thought he really knew himself and liked who he was, but even after that, he kept feeling lost—without really knowing why. He questions whether he ever truly fought for anything meaningful: fame, success, attention from girls? He’s out of touch with the new party culture, feeling dizzy and overwhelmed. Technology has changed everything—you can 3D-print stuff now—but he remembers the rough old streets. If he could travel back to the ’90s, he would. He’s not chasing fame anymore; he just wants to feel something real like he used to. Maybe sit somewhere quiet with someone who matters, because now, his needs have totally changed.

[Refren]
Even though they’re lying next to each other and technically together, there’s a strong emotional distance between them. They’re not really present. A movie plays in the background while they both stare at their phones, lost in their own worlds. It feels like what they have is meant to last forever, but at the same time, there’s a sense that it might end at any moment. That mix of closeness and disconnect is painful and confusing.

[Zwrotka 2]
He’s off somewhere far, like Seoul, drinking matcha and eating mochi, but even in this new place, he doesn’t feel seen. He’s a stranger there. There’s a vibe of trying to connect—maybe someone is sending emojis or planning balloon rides in exotic places—but he still feels alone. He craves something deeper, something physical and intense, especially at night when emotions hit harder. He doesn’t want life to just be about basic survival, like a Tamagotchi toy. He wants life to have meaning, like the way it felt one spring in the past. He dreams of feeling younger, more carefree, not needing money to be happy. He wishes for a life where he built real connections instead of burning bridges. He’s confused about who he really is—good or bad, smart or not. This isn’t America—he won’t be getting invited to Oprah. Even mornings have lost their magic. Now, even peace needs medication. And while she might’ve returned to the same relationship or place, it’s not the same anymore.

[Refren]
They’re together physically but feel far apart emotionally. It’s a painful kind of distance where they share a space but not a connection. A movie is playing, but neither of them is really watching. They’re both looking at their phones, checked out, distracted. It feels like this love or relationship is meant to be forever, but there’s a shadow of doubt and a sense that everything ends eventually. That contrast between forever and an inevitable ending makes it all feel more fragile. The repetition of that last line really hits—something may seem eternal, but life has a way of moving on.