Crazy (feat. Lunis)

DJ Goja's song "Crazy (feat. Lunis)" delves into the complex and often paradoxical nature of madness and self-awareness. The lyrics open with a nostalgic reflection on a time when the narrator felt disconnected from reality, yet found a strange comfort in that disconnection. The line "There was something so pleasant about that place" suggests that the state of losing one's mind offered a unique form of solace, where even emotions seemed to reverberate in the vast emptiness. This paradoxical comfort in chaos sets the tone for the rest of the song.

The chorus repeatedly questions, "Does that make me crazy?" This rhetorical question highlights the thin line between sanity and insanity, suggesting that knowing too much or feeling too deeply can push one towards madness. The repetition of the word "crazy" emphasizes the internal struggle and societal judgment faced by those who deviate from the norm. The song challenges the listener to consider whether true madness lies in losing control or in the illusion of control itself.

The latter part of the song shifts focus to a more personal and introspective view. The narrator acknowledges that the desire to break free from societal constraints and embrace one's true self has been present since childhood. The lines "Ever since I was little, it looked like fun" and "I can die when I'm done" reflect a lifelong yearning for freedom and authenticity, even if it means being labeled as crazy. The song concludes with a mutual recognition of shared madness, suggesting that perhaps everyone harbors a bit of craziness within them. This shared experience of madness becomes a unifying force, blurring the lines between sanity and insanity, and ultimately celebrating the beauty of being unapologetically oneself.