Azis - — Habibi / Рђр—р˜рў - Рґр°р±рёр±рё

: The narrator sees the dog wandering the streets—hungry, sick, and filthy—after being thrown out. They realize their situation is identical: they have been "kicked out like a dog" and left to wander in a state of despair.

: Musically, the story is told through a blend of Bulgarian pop-folk (Chalga) and Middle Eastern rhythms, using the Arabic term "Habibi" to emphasize a deep, soulful yearning. AZIS - Habibi / АЗИС - Хабиби

: The song reflects a complete loss of self-worth, with the narrator feeling like a "ripped piece of clothing" or someone "splashed with a muddy puddle". : The narrator sees the dog wandering the

: The lyrics describe a "motel for people who fall in love fast," where the narrator pays for a room with tears and eats "guilt for breakfast". : The song reflects a complete loss of

: Despite the pain, the narrator waits like a "wretch" just to catch a glimpse of their lover on the street, unsure if they will even be acknowledged. Key Themes

: The narrator is spiraling, admitting to being constantly drunk and feeling like they belong in an "asylum". They are consumed by worry for their "Habibi" (my love), wondering if the ex-lover is eating or sleeping well, even while the narrator themselves is starving and suffering.