Song meaning of Болею тобой (You are my disease) by Кишлак (Kishlak) & семьсот семь (707)

Ah, the beautifully poetic Болею тобой (You are my disease) by Кишлак (Kishlak) & семьсот семь (707). It starts with the enchanting image of cigarette smoke gliding through the room, which apparently makes the singer melt like a popsicle in the summer sun. Ah, yes, those moments when you're just hanging on a telephone wire, waiting for a distant lover to set fire to bridges with you. It's all so romantic! But wait, we have another character in this love saga who declares that they are sick with love. Apparently, a headache pill won't do the trick, because they can't feel their legs anymore but can certainly smell the scent of hair infused with debauchery and smoke. And if that's not enough, we have a third character who confirms that all this lovey-dovey stuff is real and not just a figment of their imagination. Oh, and they question the source of their intense emotions, because who doesn't enjoy a good existential crisis in the midst of a love story? So, together they run from each other with no success, living in a perpetually gloomy state of soul. Ah, the joys of uncertain advances and life lessons in shyness! It's almost too much to handle, but hey, at least they don't believe that they can actually meet and have a relationship. You know, keeping the expectations low is the key to a successful romance, right? Overall, this song perfectly captures the complexities and absurdities of love. Bravo, Kishlak and 707, bravo.