Sonik Lyrics – Seksi

Sonik Lyrics Meaning

[Uvod]
In the intro, the artist is introducing an interaction, possibly with someone named Kela, with a casual tone. There’s a sense of curiosity and excitement, perhaps recognizing a familiar presence, and the repeated phrase about purchasing tracks emphasizes a business or hustle vibe.

[Strofa 1]
The first verse paints a picture of street life where young people are involved in dangerous activities. It describes a world filled with crime, where survival depends on who has the most money. The lyrics highlight how individuals use masks (balaclavas) and concealment to protect themselves, and the game involves quick cash through illegal means like drügs. There’s a fear of the police, but the youth are fearless, accustomed to the danger. The line “Amnezija haze” suggests a life where people numb themselves from reality, possibly with drügs. The hustle never stops, and the environment is described as explosive, like a volatile place (Cerak). The artist reflects on his actions, acknowledging that despite the risks, he would do it all again if given the chance.

[Refren]
The chorus expresses the artist’s fast-paced life, comparing himself to Sonic, always moving and operating in a hazy, unpredictable world. He’s constantly being chased by the police while juggling the pressures of street life. “Varim topa” likely refers to cooking or preparing drügs, while “igram Sony” indicates distraction or escape through gaming. The mention of “demons” and “telefoni” suggests constant calls and troubles from various sources, possibly connected to his illegal activities.

[Strofa 2]
In this verse, the song continues to depict the harsh realities of living in a dangerous environment. The people in the neighborhood are tough, and everyone’s either involved in the street hustle or trying to stay unnoticed. Life feels like a punishment, and the conditions are brutal, with people always hungry for more—whether for food or power. There’s a sense of aggression, as people aren’t afraid to confront or fight. The verse also touches on the constant surveillance and danger, with mentions of police, drügs, and weaponry. The idea of “making money or making problems” sums up the harsh choices people face. The artist warns that this life comes with high stakes and no easy way out, reinforcing the tough, streetwise mentality.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the feeling of being constantly on the move and in the zone, navigating through uncertain and dangerous situations. The artist again mentions being chased by the police and continuing to play the game, all while being surrounded by pressure from his surroundings, symbolized by demons and constant phone calls.

[Završetak]
The ending returns to a casual interaction, possibly with Kela, who seems to be approving of or enjoying the situation. The phrase “Keli se sviđa” indicates that Kela is interested or involved, hinting that the lifestyle or situation is something Kela finds appealing or is part of.