SO OFT BELOGEN Lyrics – Tream, treamiboii

SO OFT BELOGEN Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1]
In this part, the singer describes how his partner pretends to enjoy things she doesn’t really like. She acts like she’s into his lowered car and its spoiler, though it’s just an act to impress him. She claims to enjoy watching his amateur football games while her friends are jet-setting to places like Dubai. She also says she doesn’t like Mediterranean food but pretends to love his traditional dishes like liver dumpling soup. In the same way, she says she enjoys Schlager and folk music, even though it might not be true. Essentially, she’s pretending to be someone she’s not to fit into his world.

[Pre-Hook]
In this pre-hook, the singer finds his partner’s diary and discovers the truth. Everything she’s been pretending to like is laid out in black and white. It’s a moment of realization for him, where he understands what she’s truly thinking. He trusted her, but now he sees the difference between what she says and what she really feels.

[Hook]
The hook reflects the emotional aftermath of realizing all the lies. The singer feels betrayed because he was flying high with trust and love, but now he’s coming back down to reality. He’s confused by the lies and doesn’t even know what’s true anymore. However, there’s a part of him that still believes her when she says she loves him “as he is,” which seems to be the only truth he can cling to, despite all the dishonesty.

[Bridge]
This brief bridge expresses the singer’s anger and frustration. Using harsh words, he calls his partner offensive names, feeling hurt by the lies and deceit. It’s a raw moment of emotional release.

[Part 2]
Here, the singer points out how his partner criticizes his friends as “too vulgar” or “unsophisticated” and complains about his car’s booming subwoofer. She seems to have different tastes, preferring luxury and relaxation, like lying on a beach instead of camping on rocky ground. She also favors trendy drinks like Aperol over traditional beer, highlighting the gap between her true desires and what she had led him to believe.

[Pre-Hook]
In this pre-hook, the singer again finds the truth in his partner’s diary. However, he feels conflicted because he realizes that she’s not necessarily a liar. Her intentions weren’t to deceive him maliciously; rather, she was trying to make him happy by pretending to like what he does. It’s an unsettling but somewhat understanding revelation.

[Hook]
This extended hook repeats the realization of the partner’s frequent lies and the emotional toll it takes on the singer. He acknowledges that while he believed her lies and was deeply invested in the relationship, he’s starting to wake up to the truth. It’s hard for him to separate fact from fiction, but he finds solace in the one thing he believes is genuine: her claim of loving him just the way he is. Despite all the falsehoods, he holds onto this affirmation of love, even though it’s surrounded by doubt. It’s a complex mix of disappointment, realization, and lingering affection.