Z TY£U G£OWY Lyrics – Sobel

Z TY£U G£OWY Lyrics Meaning

[Przedrefren]
In this part, the singer tells someone to keep him in their thoughts, just in case things don’t work out. He mentions that he can handle being alone, but it hurts that he can’t meet this person alone. He talks about drinking to cope, but reminds them to keep him in their mind in case he drinks too much. He even finds himself standing outside their block in the early morning, reflecting his emotional confusion.

[Refren]
The singer admits that even though the person tells him it’s too late, he is still willing to wait. He doesn’t know how long he can wait, but he is determined to keep hoping that things will work out when they finally meet. Despite being told to move on, he continues to hold on to the possibility that something might happen between them.

[Zwrotka]
In this verse, the singer questions whether he’s not good enough, asking if he’s just an ordinary guy who keeps giving too much. He repeatedly assures the person that there’s more to life than money because his heart, unlike money, has no price. His love for them is so deep that it’s like a part of him. He often struggles to answer when asked why he waits for them, showing his emotional uncertainty.

[Refren]
Once again, the singer expresses that even though the person tells him it’s too late, he is ready to keep waiting. He’s unsure how much longer he can wait for them to come around, but he holds onto the hope that eventually, things will work out between them. He’s stuck between the reality of the situation and his desire for something more.

[Przedrefren]
Here, the singer repeats his request to be kept in the person’s mind, especially if things don’t go as planned. He makes it clear that he’s not afraid to be alone but admits that it hurts to be separated. He mentions drinking to ease the pain but still asks the person to think of him if he drinks too much and ends up outside their place in the early morning, confused and emotional.

[Refren]
The repeated refrain emphasizes the singer’s willingness to wait despite the person telling him it’s too late. He expresses uncertainty about how long he can wait, but still holds onto hope that they’ll eventually meet, and things might change. This part reflects his inner struggle between moving on and waiting for something that might never happen.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer suggests it might be time to let go, but he’s unsure if he can. He questions if he’s capable of waiting any longer, showing that his emotional exhaustion is setting in. He repeats the idea of the person keeping him in their thoughts, asking them to remember him, but also hints that maybe they should both stop thinking about the situation altogether.