Lyrics: We're not idols, we're three idiots Making music and wanting millions Chasing your dreams should be normal They say we can't, what are they talking about? We drink so damn much Got high so much that half of it was enough Making music and we can't stop So give me some cola, a Jack and a cup Give Munken and Balken [?] about life Fuck us all and take our virginity Watch what you know, you can't wish for I, I'm a born king, so let me die like that You know it's going down when we Hit the stage, when we're in the top ten I don't know if it's me who's crazy, but Now I can finally hear them Soft inside, but a cold bastard on the outside Hunting in the dark for a meal That's why I want to write about my life Good karma, how I thrive when I'm drunk I was at it again They were disappointed at home Because I was with my crew And did what I had to do to get that money Put down the phone, grab the microphone But I'm not an idol And if you think it's cool To be completely messed up like me Then it's probably a no But now I can feel that I'm on the right path I don't know if it's me who's crazy, but Now I can finally hear them The song "Det Halve Var Nok" by Ude Af Kontrol talks about the band members' journey in pursuing their dreams of making music and becoming successful. They describe themselves as three idiots who are determined to chase their dreams and make millions. The lyrics also mention their excessive drinking and drug use, suggesting that they are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. The song also touches on the challenges and disappointments they face along the way, as their actions cause disappointment among their loved ones. However, despite not being seen as idols, they feel a sense of fulfillment and validation as they start gaining recognition and hearing the applause from their audience. Overall, the song portrays the band's determination, resilience, and rebellion against societal norms to pursue their passion for music and achieve success.
