"Halledemedik" is a song by Kendimden Hallice and Gripin. The lyrics depict a sense of longing, disappointment, and confusion in life. The song talks about how peace has always drifted away, and love has fallen into traps. It expresses the feeling of being unable to fully let go of anger towards those who have treated one's heart as a toy. It suggests that many people's hearts have become worn out and tired, as they continue to search for answers but are met with new questions. The lyrics also describe the struggles faced by individuals, where they look back and realize they were stuck even when there was a way forward. Despite having a plan, life has a way of stealing it away, as if it has nothing else to do. The lyrics convey frustration towards life during this process. The recurring theme in the song is the presence of a wound that everyone seems to have. It suggests that most people are friends with their pain at midnight, implying that everyone is dealing with their own problems and hardships. If these wounds didn't exist, the "locksmith's table" would be orphaned, symbolizing the importance of these struggles in shaping one's identity. Overall, "Halledemedik" explores the complexities and challenges of life, suggesting that everyone has their own wounds and struggles, making them who they are.
