Hubris
Sevdaliza Lyrics

Oh, my man
The singer addresses her partner, using an affectionate term indicating a close, romantic relationship.

I hold your heart
The singer has an emotional and intimate connection with her partner, and may be the recipient of his affection.

Oh, pretend
The singer engages in role-playing or fantasy with her partner, either as a form of play or escape from reality.

You ain't my
The artist distances herself from her partner, indicating a break or loss of the previous closeness.

And oh, I don't know you
The artist expresses her uncertainty or unfamiliarity with her partner, suggesting a loss of mutual understanding or connection.

Anymore
The singer emphasizes the finality of the relationship, indicating that things will never be the same again.

And oh, I don't know you
The singer reiterates her confusion and loss of connection with her partner.

Anymore
The artist emphasizes the finality of the relationship, indicating that things will never be the same again.

You (?)
The meaning of this line is ambiguous, but it suggests that the relationship is in a state of turmoil, with unresolved issues or conflicts.

Oh, my friend
The artist addresses someone she has a close relationship with, suggesting that the song may not be solely about a romantic partnership.

I hope you're here
The singer expresses a desire for her friend's presence, suggesting that she may feel lonely or disconnected.

And ohh, I don't know you
The artist expresses her uncertainty or unfamiliarity with her friend, suggesting a loss of mutual understanding or connection.

Anymore
The singer emphasizes the finality of the relationship, indicating that things will never be the same again.

And oh, I don't know you
The singer reiterates her confusion and loss of connection with her friend.

Anymore
The singer emphasizes the finality of the relationship, indicating that things will never be the same again.

Oh
This line may function as a transition or a pause in the song's narrative, providing a moment for reflection or contemplation.

You and me
The artist refers to a dyad, suggesting that her previous relationships (romantic or otherwise) were central to her identity.

We'll fail
The singer expresses a deep sense of pessimism or despair about the future, indicating a lack of hope or optimism.

To see
The singer suggests that she and her partner may not have been able to perceive the issues or problems in their relationship, indicating a lack of self-awareness or insight.

(?)
This line is ambiguous, but it suggests that something has been lost or broken in the relationship, leading to a sense of confusion or dislocation.

We'll fail
The artist repeats her sense of pessimism, suggesting that she is resigned to the inevitability of failure or loss.

To fly
The artist uses the image of flight to suggest the possibility of transcendence or escape, but ultimately acknowledges the impossibility of this fantasy.