AH2 Lyrics (English Translation) – Morad, Booska-P Ganlyrics

AH2 (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist emphasizes the concept of money being an important, yet unreliable factor in life. The phrase “money is soft” suggests that money may seem powerful, but it can be easily lost or manipulated. The speaker is looking at someone’s face but doesn’t understand what they are saying, possibly indicating confusion or mistrust in the words or intentions of others, especially when money is involved. This sets the tone for the song’s themes of distrust and survival.

[Verse]
In the verse, the artist paints a picture of life on the streets, where trust is scarce, and survival is a constant challenge. “Money is soft” is repeated, reflecting how easily money can change situations or people’s behavior. The artist mentions smoking and meditating, which may symbolize a way of coping with the harsh realities of life. He’s direct and unapologetic about his stance—if someone talks too much (barks), he will make them disappear. Raised without a strong clan or side, he relies on his family and handles things alone, staying low-key and not sharing his plans. He also mentions dealing with lawyers and the stressful side of the business, hinting at the pressure of his environment. Despite his wealth or success, he prefers simple things, like walking instead of flaunting luxury cars. There’s an ongoing theme of caution and observation, as he says that there are people around him who try to deceive or manipulate situations for quick gains, particularly around money. He’s aware of the danger, advising to be careful of getting caught up in situations that can get violent. The artist points out that some people are distrustful and will never get along with others, while he himself has learned to be unfooled by appearances and cannot be easily hurt by time. His past, filled with hardship and difficult experiences, has made him resilient, leading him to live through these bad situations as a child, shaping who he is today.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the artist warns about the dangers that come with street life. The line “be careful that they don’t kill him” shows that betrayal or violence is always a risk. He talks about the need to quickly tie someone up and take them away, which could be a metaphor for the severity of consequences when someone crosses the line. The reference to people who don’t want a “tie” could imply that some individuals avoid commitments or relationships, preferring to stay independent. The song also stresses the artist’s awareness that no one can fool him, as he has been through enough to recognize manipulation. He sees things clearly and knows nothing can hurt him in time, showing his mental toughness and ability to withstand hardship. Living through tough experiences as a child has made him more prepared for the difficulties he faces now.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist reflects on his dreams of a world where everyone is equal and no one suffers. These dreams seem like an escape from the harshness of reality. However, once he wakes up, he is confronted with the reality of “evil” and internal struggles. The line “internal wars come out” indicates that the artist is constantly battling his own inner conflicts, possibly related to the tough environment he’s grown up in. Despite dreaming of a better world, the reality is full of challenges, and the artist has learned to cope with them by facing the truth about the world around him. This shows his struggle between hope and the harshness of his everyday life.