"Grå Dage" is a song by Danish artists Gilli and Murro. The song's title translates to "Gray Days" in English. The lyrics depict a sense of emptiness, isolation, and struggle in life. The song talks about printing money in order to use it again and questions the purpose of chasing after things that will eventually be discarded. The artists reflect on their gray days, surrounded by empty thoughts and fill them with heavy smoke in their car (araba) to get through the day. They express a feeling of not truly living even though they are breathing and opening their eyes, as they are constantly surrounded by problems and paranoia. There is a sense of distrust as they don't trust anyone and emphasize the avoidance of discussing important matters over the phone. The artists mention hoping that God is with them and that they are trying to improve their situation. They describe the feeling of possibly experiencing psychosis, lack of trust, and being in the same places all the time. The chorus conveys a message about patience and not expecting everything to happen instantly. They express that everything takes time and should be taken slowly (schlap af). Life has taught them that nothing can be given to them easily. Overall, "Grå Dage" portrays a sense of emotional struggle, emptiness, and the challenges of life. The artists explore themes of isolation, distrust, and the desire for improvement.
