Y.A.H.T.B.M.F.
Pompeya Lyrics

The lyrics of Pompeya's song "Y.A.H.T.B.M.F." (which stands for "You Always Have to Be My Friend") contain a mixture of vague and enigmatic lines, creating a sense of ambiguity and mystery. The opening lines talk about being just a boy spreading love for the world, which could imply a sense of innocent idealism or a naive outlook. The lyrics then shift to a conversation with an old friend, who warns that a game will... To open up this gate and pass through [...] it. This line is left incomplete, and the listener is left to wonder what game is being referred to and what the gate represents. Nevertheless, it suggests that the singer is about to embark on some unknown journey or experience that the old friend seems to have foreknowledge of.

The next part of the song shifts to the present where the singer is just a day, and he is running from a train. This creates an image of someone escaping or fleeing from something, and the urgency of the situation is heightened by the repetition of the word "run." The song ends with the repetition of the lines, "What's to say/ I always have to be your friend," which could suggest a sense of obligation or loyalty that the singer feels towards the old friend. However, the context of the song and the incomplete lines of the conversation make the listener uncertain about the true meaning behind these words.