Meditation Lyrics

Ever have that moment where you just sit back and let a song pour into your brain like a stream of consciousness? That's 'Meditation' by Yaad. He comes across way different than you'd expect from a hip-hop artist spitting bars about dreams and reality checks. You know the feeling when someone’s talking about cheetahs, dreams, and reality, and you’re just like, how's this all gonna fit together? But it works, and somehow it all makes sense. One line that slapped me in the face was about keeping a different vision from the rest — “Ni main vision hi bakiyaan ton vakh rakhi si.” That hit home. I feel that struggle between wanting to do your own thing while everyone else seems comfortably the same. Another line about not being made for the 9 to 5 grind — it's real talk. Some people just aren't built for that cookie-cutter lifestyle, and if you've ever felt out of place in a job, this line's gonna resonate. And the production is as raw and gritty as his words. Honestly, if you don't know Punjabi or what he's saying, you might miss the clever wordplay and how he flips between normal talk and metaphors that bring you along for the ride. The track doesn't concern itself with the usual radio-friendly hooks; it's more a series of thoughts that hits hard. What struck me, too, is the cultural kick when he mentions entering India from Nepal — there's some border-crossing imagery that's like an allegory for breaking through personal borders, making his style fresh in a landscape of samey sounds. Yaad's not messing with anyone. He’s speaking from a place where he doesn’t need to impress with commercial jargon. That’s rare. The icing here is that he doesn't give you a neat package. You’re left thinking, processing his words as they echo in your mind. It’s like eating something spicy and feeling the burn long after — it’s gonna sting a bit but in a satisfying way.