Война
BF-6 Lyrics

The lyrics to BF-6's song "Война" depict a complex and turbulent relationship. The first verse reflects on the power of truth, suggesting that if the truth were truly necessary for both parties involved, they would have never met. The lyrics then delve into the addictive nature of dreaming and the unfamiliar taste it brings. The singer confesses to sleeping only in the early hours of the morning and searching for meaning in unconventional ways. The repetition of the same record until the crashing waves signal "enough" emphasizes the cycle of their relationship.

The second verse reveals the singer's guilt for the damage inflicted on their partner, symbolized by bitten lips and a toxic view of the world. The singer mentions constantly updating their partner's page and reading it all over again, only to end up frustrated and throwing the leaflets into the trash. They seek solace in an old armchair, giving themselves a break to reflect.

The third verse expresses the singer's determination to continue writing about love, regardless of the criticism or the toll it takes on their mind. Writing is the only outlet where they feel slightly more righteous and true to themselves. They acknowledge the moments and years lost because of their pursuit of love.

The chorus indicates a nonchalant attitude towards the remaining time on the clock, stating that they will keep trying to break free. The payment for this freedom may come in the form of their health, but they are willing to see what lies ahead through the lens of a camera. The singer cannot find answers to why things are bad, assuming they have confined themselves within boundaries and will scream like a broken dove.

The fourth verse metaphorically compares the singer to a kitten drowned in a river, left to die. They express gratitude, though not for the pain inflicted on them. Their wounds have been licked by lambs who wanted to be closer to them. The singer released their fangs and sang until the sky burned.

The fifth verse conveys a daring attitude, indicating a willingness to step on a rake and be despised for reasons that are unclear. The essence of life, according to the singer, lies in not worrying about it. The verse concludes with the singer counting how many times they have held their head during the end of an exam, absorbing and giving to the fullest, and experiencing it all like a child.

The final lines reflect that it would be easier to throw everything away and enjoy the passing of time, but the singer does not want that. The essence of their relationship lies in the struggle and tension between them. They question who will find relief from the hundreds of times they hurt each other. Ultimately, the lyrics convey that this is a cold war fought with moments rather than weapons.