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These lines convey a sense of fatigue mixed with tenderness. They speak of endless lingering in doorways, sleepless nights, and thoughts that maybe it's time to take a break - even though the heart always returns to the same face. Money flashes by as a backdrop, but the main motif is not banknotes, but an attempt to maintain a connection that is cracking but still hanging by a thread.

It sounds like an unvarnished confession: “if you want it, don't wait,” but between the lines you can hear that they will wait anyway. The contradiction between “busy with things” and “I think about you every night” turns the text into a dialogue with oneself. And in this strange combination of street cold and almost home warmth, music is born, where love sounds as loud as the beat.