The song "Pulang Ke Pamulang" by Endah N Rhesa is about longing for home and finding comfort in the familiar. "Pamulang" refers to a specific place in South Tangerang, Indonesia, where the lyrics mention returning to. The song starts with describing being far away, feeling lost and directionless. The lyrics suggest that the person the singer is addressing might visit the place (Pamulang) someday. The next verses talk about the singer riding a bike swiftly before evening falls and taking notice of the traffic signs when they are about to go back to Pamulang. Going back home always has a special meaning for the singer and they are grateful for the friends they have made, who have grown in numbers. The singer prays for always being able to return to Pamulang. The lyrics then paint a picture of driving on an elevated road, passing by a calm lake and lush trees. The scene includes horses and a cloudy sky. Eventually, they reach a roundabout. The song highlights how the night brings food stalls in abundance, and the rainwater flooding occasionally reveals snakes on the surface. The singer mentions setting up a charming room in a modern building where they perform for enjoyment and sing songs to be remembered. Towards the end of the song, the repeated chorus expresses the desire and intention to always come back to Pamulang. The singer emphasizes their connection and strong attachment to this place. Overall, "Pulang Ke Pamulang" speaks to the longing for home, the appreciation for friends and familiar surroundings, and the comfort that comes with returning to a place that holds deep meaning. It celebrates the singer's attachment to Pamulang and the joy they experience from being there.
