The song "Hurry" by Gotthard tells the story of someone who is leaving their current life behind in search of something more exciting and fulfilling. The lyrics indicate that the person buys a ticket for a late night plane, takes their notebook, and walks out in the rain. They express their desire to leave and explore what makes the world go round. With a password, they gain access to a promised land where they have access to hot information in the palm of their hand. They mention "surfing" which, in this context, refers to browsing the internet or navigating through virtual platforms. The person apologizes to someone, possibly a loved one, for potentially letting them down. Throughout the song, the person's little girl is mentioned, expressing concern for them and warning against possible heartache. However, the person reassures their child that everything will be alright. The lyrics also mention windows, scanners, and screens, emphasizing the person's involvement in the digital world and their fascination with virtual dreams. The solo in the song showcases instrumental skill and adds to the overall energy and mood. The repeated chorus "Hurry, you gonna get a heartache, I said, I'm comin, It's gonna be alright" suggests that the person acknowledges the risks and challenges they may face on their journey but remains confident that everything will ultimately be alright. The song ends with the affirmation that "everything's gonna be alright." Overall, "Hurry" reflects the desire for adventure and excitement, as well as the reassurance that despite the potential difficulties, there is hope for a positive outcome.
