The song "Scooby" by Oliver Olson and Gibbs captures a sense of nostalgia, reflecting on the past and embracing the innocence and simplicity of childhood. The lyrics convey personal experiences and emotions. Oliver Olson begins by reminiscing about his younger self, expressing confusion as to why he was afraid and reluctant to age. He describes himself as naive, with his heart thrown like a stone on the pavement, symbolizing the pain and hardships he endured. He acknowledges that his problems remain the same, but he tries to approach them differently every day, hoping for a change. He finds solace in brewing tea and dreams, seeing them as a soothing remedy for his wounds. He mentions his belief in karma and humorously references Scooby-Doo snacks stored in his cupboard. He urges someone to stay forever and suggests going on a vacation together. Gibbs responds by appreciating when Oliver reminds him of past lies. He mentions having friends like a group of buddies similar to Scooby and believes that nobody would ever harm him, questioning the need for negativity. He presents himself as a simple person who believes in goodness and dreams, emphasizing his desire to take the listener back to a certain place or moment. He admits that he enjoys observing time slipping away through his fingers but has not yet experienced the pressures of adulthood. He claims to be a child of blind happiness and metaphorically says that he sketched a picture of it. Oliver Olson continues his story by sharing his current situation, taking a tram to school and having only his mother and sister since he lost his father along the way. He wonders which stop will lead to their meeting and expresses hope that he may someday find the listener. He mentions finding someone named Daphne, referring to his friend Klaudia, and going for a walk with Wojtek. He longs for someone to pinch him to assure him that things are finally normal. Despite the overwhelming baggage of experiences, he sets off on a journey on the highway of dreams, believing that he can create a fairytale for himself and the listener. Overall, "Scooby" explores themes of innocence, nostalgia, and the desire for simplicity. It reflects on personal experiences and emotions, offering a glimpse into the artists' lives while also resonating with listeners who may relate to similar sentiments.
