SLOVAKIA Lyrics – Hamza

SLOVAKIA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A catchy chant showing obsession or high energy vibes.

[Refrain]
He’s showing off his wild lifestyle here — his girlfriend’s from Colombia and his gun’s from Slovakia, hinting at danger and exotic appeal. The streets almost destroyed him, like someone named Nathalia, maybe someone who didn’t make it. He pops a pill to escape and feels like he’s in a fantasy world like Narnia. He’s disconnected from reality, calling himself an alien. Driving with both hands on the wheel, he stares at the stars, probably deep in thought. He flexes taking someone to an expensive Malibu restaurant and dreams of having Cardi B’s weed and a footballer’s salary. It’s all luxury, struggle, and a mind trying to escape it all.

[Couplet 1]
He’s not looking to die, but he’s not afraid if it happens. He wants to be proud of what he can show his son someday. Life’s just full of tough choices. He uses syrup (likely codeine) to cope and says he handles fire like a pyro, meaning he’s good with chaos or weapons. The kids in his neighborhood only know about cops and being watched. He keeps mentioning house raids and popping pills to forget the stress. There’s a lot of violence and numbness in his world. He compares hurting his girl during s*x to a footballer’s hard move, which shows a mix of bragging and dark humor. His tools (possibly guns or drug equipment) are always ready, and he climbs the stairs feeling like Rocky — strong, but worn. He mentions expensive brands like Givenchy and talks about being rich. Still, he’s broken inside — weed, hustle, and alcohol are damaging him. He drinks lean (a drug mix), feels paralyzed, and repeats that his heart is broken. Despite the money and status, he’s emotionally drained and trying to fill a void with drügs and material things.

[Refrain]
This part circles back to the flashy but painful life. Again, his girl is from Colombia, and he’s armed with a weapon from Slovakia. The street nearly ruined him, and he escapes that pain through pills, feeling like he’s in a different world, not even human anymore. Staring at the stars while driving shows he’s still searching for peace or meaning. Taking someone to a fancy place like Nobu reflects his taste for luxury, while still chasing more — wanting the firepower of a famous rapper and the paycheck of a successful athlete. There’s a constant swing between glory and darkness.

[Couplet 2]
He starts counting big money, saying he’s on top of deals like Vini Jr. (a rich soccer player). A girl shows up looking magical, and he’s clearly into her. He says his hustle days are over, now his money’s endless. He throws out brand names like Wagyu, Ferrari, and Lamborghini to show how far he’s come. He connects deeply with a skinny, attractive girl — there’s chemistry between them. He reminds us he started from nothing and even had to cut people off, like a girl who went silly after the breakup. He sleeps with a gun near his bed, showing how unsafe or paranoid he feels. He’s obsessed with this girl’s body and even jokes he had to lock it up like treasure. Then he flips into a serious mode — saying his respect can’t be bought or taken. If people talk bad, he tells his girl to ignore it. He gives a shoutout to his crew and says they’re ready for war if needed. He ends with a drink in hand, confident and still sharp, showing he’s in control even if things are wild.

[Refrain]
This section repeats again to keep the theme alive — stuck between a chaotic past and a high-end life. A woman from Colombia, a weapon from Slovakia, drügs to escape the streets that almost destroyed him. He’s lost in a fantasy, feels alien to everything, and stares at the sky as if looking for answers. The luxury restaurants and big dreams are still there, but you can sense he’s chasing more than just money — maybe peace or healing too.

[Outro]
He fades out still repeating “Mania” and “Slovakia,” almost like he’s trapped in that loop of chaos and fantasy.