Hey-Yo Gdola Meahaim
Peer Tasi Lyrics

In Peer Tasi's song "Hey-Yo Gdola Meahaim," the singer is entering a situation where the person they are addressing is no longer sympathetic. The singer asks for the cost of everything that has been happening, as if it has all been building up and causing issues. They mention having a thousand loves, including one that they have not fulfilled, possibly suggesting a fear of commitment or a restless spirit. The singer then suggests that maybe the person they are addressing could be spontaneous, perhaps indicating a desire for change or excitement in the relationship.

The second verse begins with the singer entering a situation where the person is being dramatic. The singer asks when they will be romantic again, and again mentions the thousand loves, one of which has not been fulfilled. The singer then mentions going to the city, but the person is not waiting for them.

The chorus repeats the lines about the person being caught up in a cycle of love and madness, unable to find happiness or peace. The singer mentions the person having many conversations with them at night, and being significant in their life. The song seems to be a reflection on a relationship that is perhaps turbulent, and the singer is questioning the other person's commitment and effort in the relationship.