Alan Kojayi Lyrics – Hiphopologist Ganlyrics

Alan Kojayi Lyrics Meaning

[هم‌خوان (Chorus) –]
This part of the song is filled with desperation and heartbreak. The singer repeatedly asks where their loved one is, emphasizing how much they needed them during tough times. There’s a strong sense of feeling lost, almost like they’ve lost themselves in the pain. Despite trying to convince themselves that it doesn’t matter, deep down, they know it does. The repetition of the phrase about being let down shows the depth of betrayal and emotional damage they feel.

[قسمت ۱ : سیناتزا (Verse 1: Sinatza) –]
The verse starts with a deep sense of depression and being watched by many, yet pretending everything is fine. The imagery of setting fire and burning symbolizes self-destruction and emotional turmoil. The person they were chasing after kept moving further away, making them feel even more lost. They beg for things to stop—like their fast-beating heart and false promises—but nothing does. The realization that the person’s name might as well be “karma” hints at regret, as if they’re paying for their past mistakes. The verse ends with the pain feeling like it’s locked inside them, comparing it to a prison, much like how Young Thug was locked up.

[هم‌خوان (Chorus) –]
Once again, the chorus brings back the same feelings of longing, regret, and emotional abandonment. The repetition strengthens the feeling of hopelessness, like the singer is stuck in a cycle of pain, still looking for answers and closure.

[قسمت ۲ : هیپهاپولوژیست (Verse 2: Hiphopologist) –]
This verse takes the emotions even deeper, showing how the heartbreak has pushed the singer into self-destructive habits. They feel completely empty, cursing their situation and admitting that running away seems like the only escape. Even though they try to move on, they keep falling back into the past. The mention of taking pills and sleepless nights suggests that they’re struggling to cope. The betrayal stings even more because the person lied, yet they still hold onto memories. Alcohol becomes another way to numb the pain. They reflect on how people around them see them differently now, as if they’ve been ruined by love. There’s frustration in the fact that the other person moved on so easily while they’re still suffering. The line about karma hitting back suggests that one day, the other person will feel the same pain. The verse ends with a mix of realization and bitterness—acknowledging that they were once close, but now they’re just exes. There’s a final attempt to convince themselves that they’ve changed and won’t go back, but the lingering pain suggests otherwise.

[هم‌خوان (Chorus) –]
This time, the chorus feels more like closure. The same words are repeated, but there’s less of a plea and more of an acceptance that things won’t change. It’s as if the singer is finally trying to let go, even though the pain is still there.