United By Music Lyrics – Joost, Tommy Cash

United By Music Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a simple shout-out to the artists, Joost Klein and Tommy Cash, grabbing attention before the song kicks off.

[Pre-Chorus]
This part talks about how regular people want peace, but those in power seem to push for war. It also points out economic inequality, where the rich keep getting richer, and the poor stay stuck. It’s a direct, almost chant-like way of expressing frustration with how the world works.

[Chorus]
Here, the song highlights contradictions in the world and personal choices. The artist wants to visit both Kyiv and Moscow, showing a desire to connect despite political tensions. They mention voting for both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, symbolizing confusion or irony in politics. The lines about sobriety and drug use, as well as other absurd contrasts, reflect a chaotic, unpredictable world. The frustration explodes at the end with a rebellious outburst.

[Verse]
This part is a mix of rebellion, satire, and random thoughts. The artist rejects singerity and institutions (like the EBU) and points out how the rich get richer while the poor struggle. There’s a playful jab at consumerism, wanting a Samsung from an Apple store. The lines about rapping and singing show self-awareness and humor about their own style. The McDonald’s reference could symbolize moving on from past habits or corporate culture. The mention of race might hint at identity struggles or admiration for different cultures. Then, there’s a dream of a perfect world without death or disease, but it’s mixed with everyday habits like smoking and vaping. The last line plays with s*xual orientation, showing an open, fluid perspective.

[Chorus (Repeated)]
The repetition reinforces the theme of contradictions and unpredictability, keeping up the chaotic, humorous energy while still touching on serious topics.

[Outro]
The outro wraps things up with a funny, carefree vibe. Waking up and wanting to sleep reflects exhaustion with life. The mention of money and the economy reminds us of financial struggles. Then, the artists bring it back to unity, but they end by saying the song isn’t that deep—suggesting it’s all just for fun.