Ho!
Hey Lyrics

The lyrics to Hey's song "Ho" express the idea of shame and loss of dignity. The first verse talks about how on a certain day, purity was buried along with shame. The spirit fell and curled up inside, creating an irreversible ellipse. The ellipse motif symbolizes a feeling of emptiness or lack of fulfillment. The second verse talks about how the persona is trying to gain strength and defend themselves against the negative feelings that have come with the loss of dignity. The persona talks about how they enjoy eating bread and taking comfort in the fact that they have eaten.

The chorus repeats the idea that the persona is growing stronger and defending themselves, and then taking comfort in eating bread. The third verse reflects on the idea of returning to the comforts of childhood, represented by the mother's womb. The persona remembers events from their past but also thinks about what they don't have, which they describe as a fullness of humanity. The last line of the verse is ambiguous, and it's unclear what the persona means when they say, "Wiele kosztuje mnie," which can be translated to "It costs me a lot."

Overall, the song expresses the idea of trying to find strength and meaning in the face of shame and loss of dignity. The persona takes comfort in food and memories of childhood, but there is still a feeling of lack or hollowness that they're trying to fill.