The song "Jeden Interes" by Oliver Olson, Paluch, and Gibbs tells a story of struggle, inner conflict, and the pursuit of one's passions. The lyrics describe personal battles with addiction, longing for warmth and intimacy, and the complexities of life. Oliver Olson begins by expressing that he has not been drinking for seven months, but his veins are still filled with darkness and coldness, likening it to the Arctic and liquid morphine. He mentions thinking of ways to keep warmth in his partner's eyes and apologies for the illusory truth that can be misleading. He then contemplates what it means to be stable like rafters and advises to analyze wounds before touching them, acknowledging his naivety. Oliver describes the phenomenon of taking momentum when faced with a wall, using it as inspiration to push forward. He questions the purpose and significance of certain conversations and disregards the gossip from tabloids. The chorus is a collaboration between Oliver Olson and Paluch, reflecting on the decision of choosing a tablet, symbolizing a choice between two options or paths in life. They express uncertainty about which side to choose, whether a right or left-hand path, and acknowledge the presence of a weapon. They mention how their hearts leave imprints and urge to make their music louder in the neighborhood. The chorus emphasizes the unity they have with their studio, music, family, and home, all being interconnected and essential to their lives. Paluch then enters with his verse, mentioning the temptation of easy money and drugs, and the belief that everything can be fixed. He remarks on the delays in life, being trapped somewhere between dreams and being pursued by hunters on this "Safari." With a reference to a prolonged rainy season, Paluch emphasizes the need to keep the flame alive. He mentions not fleeing but preparing for what is necessary and advises to rest before seeking comfort. He expresses a desire to regain certainty in being able to rely on others and himself and states that most of life consists of problems and making crucial decisions independently. Paluch concludes by emphasizing the strength derived from the studio, music, home, family, fans, and friends, as they serve as a motivation to endure life's challenges. The song wraps up with Oliver Olson reiterating the chorus, emphasizing the importance of unity and the shared passion for their studio, music, family, and home. The repeated mention of leaving imprints on hearts signifies the lasting impact they hope to make on their community. The final lines highlight that the places they have been and the decisions made have influenced them, but they always swim against the current. The mention of the map and specific points representing the studio, family, and home symbolize the stability and significance these aspects bring to their lives. Overall, the song speaks to the struggles and choices faced by the artists, their constant pursuit of their passions, and the importance of unity and stability in the face of adversity.
