De Longe (part. Salazar)

Haikaiss' song 'De Longe (feat. Salazar)' delves into the complexities and paradoxes of love experienced from a distance. The lyrics, performed by Qualy, Spvic, and Spinard, explore the emotional turmoil and longing that come with being physically separated from a loved one. The song opens with Qualy expressing a desire to be both distant and close, highlighting the contradictory nature of his feelings. He speaks of hiring a bodyguard to take his partner out to dinner and sending flowers through his production team, symbolizing his attempts to maintain a connection despite the physical distance. This juxtaposition of closeness and separation sets the tone for the rest of the song.

Spvic's verse adds another layer to the narrative by acknowledging the mutual understanding and emotional involvement between the partners. He speaks of seeking inspiration and acceptance, likening himself to a stray dog that lives off inspiration. His lines suggest a deep emotional connection that transcends physical presence, emphasizing the idea that love can thrive even when partners are apart. The recurring theme of making songs that don't need to be played further underscores the notion of creating lasting emotional bonds that don't rely on physical proximity.

Spinard's verse introduces a more introspective and philosophical perspective. He uses metaphors like flowers and thorns to describe the pain and beauty of love. The imagery of a canvas waiting for colors symbolizes the potential and hope in the relationship, despite the challenges posed by distance. Spinard's reflections on pain, scars, and the transient nature of love add depth to the song's exploration of distant love. The recurring refrain about not comprehending and never being content encapsulates the emotional struggle and yearning that define the experience of loving from afar.