Camel
Dasutt Lyrics

The lyrics to Dasutt's song "Camel" are about a relationship that is not serious or deep, but rather superficial and casual. The singer admits that they and their partner are just pretending not to care about each other and hiding their true feelings to maintain their lighthearted dynamic. The setting they are in doesn't suit them, but they still won't express their true selves. Even if the singer were to close their eyes or fall down, their partner won't turn back to check on them because their relationship is not meaningful enough to warrant such care.

The chorus stating "And I will be forgotten, And I don't think about you" repeated twice throughout the song could be interpreted in two different ways. On one hand, it could mean that the singer does not value the relationship and will move on from it easily without much thought. On the other hand, it could indicate that, although they are trying to maintain a facade of detachment, the singer does not want to be the one who ends up being forgotten. Thus they repeat the phrase to convince themselves that they are not invested in the relationship when in reality, they may truly care about their partner.

Overall, "Camel" is a commentary on the difficulties and complexities of navigating relationships, especially ones that are not necessarily based on deeper emotions or quality time spent together.