Get High
Океан (Тихий) Lyrics

The lyrics of the song "Get High" by Океан (Тихий) convey a sense of escapism and the pursuit of pleasure. The first few lines suggest that there are roads to heaven (or paradise) and there are those who know about them. The singer identifies themselves as "I am you," possibly implying a deep connection or similarity with someone else.

The imagery of flying with open parachutes suggests a feeling of freedom and letting go. The line "We share your heart between the two of us, I can't find mine in the granules of happiness" suggests a longing for personal happiness or fulfillment that cannot be found in material pleasures or in someone else's heart.

The next lines express some regret or guilt, as the singer mentions giving more pain than they received from their mother, as well as experiencing death multiple times. This could symbolize the hardships and challenges they have faced in life.

The line "Ask your bitch about the temperature" seems to imply a detached and rebellious attitude towards societal norms. The following lines touch upon the expectations of society, where one must make money every day, but the singer dismisses this as nonsense.

The reference to "996 in my skin" signifies the dedication and hard work the singer puts into their craft or profession, which may have taken a toll on their mental and physical well-being. They mention the need for an "ocean of alcohol," possibly as a way to escape or numb themselves from the pressures of life.

The repetition of the line "There are roads to heaven, there are those who know about them" reinforces the idea of seeking a better or more fulfilling existence. The use of the word "hell" in the line "Everybody get high, what a hell can I" suggests a longing for relief from the challenges and struggles they face.

Overall, the lyrics paint a picture of someone searching for personal happiness and fulfillment, exploring different paths and indulging in temporary distractions or escapes, while simultaneously questioning societal expectations and norms.