Song meaning of ВМЕСТЕ (VMESTE) by Aarne & BUSHIDO ZHO

Oh, how deep and profound this song is! "VMESTE" by Aarne & BUSHIDO ZHO really dives into the complexities of life and love. The intro sets the scene of a city filled with judgmental eyes, peering at our protagonists. It's like they're starring in their own version of "The Truman Show," but with more damnation involved. The chorus reminds us that being together is a long and winding road (cue the dramatic arm gestures), yet there's so little time left. Hold on to what? I'm not entirely sure, but it must be important because they even throw in a "br-r" for emphasis. In verse one, BUSHIDO ZHO boldly challenges gender stereotypes, claiming that men do indeed cry. So, take notes, fellas! He's willing to spend his first million on "you." Ah, romance is in the air, mixed with the stench of tears. BUSHIDO ZHO's heart is a real pain in the ass, but luckily, his love interest is the perfect thorn to complement it. He no longer "torsos" around, which I assume means he doesn't waste time anymore because he has found his "dose" of love. Such poetic brilliance! And don't forget the profound wisdom that his "bro" shared about men crying — it brought him to tears too! Keep your friends informed, especially about the sexiness of your money. Because what's sexier than sharing financial updates with your pals? Moving on to verse two, we have a Bentley in the center, and our dear BUSHIDO ZHO embracing the "boss mentality." He casually drops the fact that they should be cautious with two shots of Sambuca (the drink of emotional stability, clearly), reminding us not to let go. And who is to blame when there's a quarrel? Well, clearly, it's the fault of the girlfriends. Always the girlfriends! BUSHIDO ZHO finds joy in your moans (too much information), and he yearns for a tender lip-lock. He even assures his love interest that he is always right, even when he's a "lev." Yes, you heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen, BUSHIDO ZHO is a mystical creature that can be both right and a lion at the same time. Mind-blowing! But let's not forget the pinnacle of intellectual enlightenment, the refrain, which repeats the idea that being together is a long road with little time left. Hold on, cling to it, like two shots of Sambuca (just to hammer the point home). And the outro? Well, it's just a series of "o's" that sums up the overall sentiment of confusion I feel after trying to decipher the true meaning behind this masterpiece. So, grab your tissues, your shots of Sambuca, and let's embark on this existential journey together! Br-r!