The use of “Dreamer” by HZPROD is a powerful and emotional storytelling piece, especially when it comes to its focus on real struggles happening around the world, especially in places affected by war and inequality. The lyrics are written in a manner that sounds urgent and truthful, with both Marco Vernice and Siggas contributing from their perspective while remaining connected to a similar message and idea. The song does not simply describe a problem, but also aims to make the listener feel and think about how they fit into a broader global picture.

In the first verse, HZPROD establishes a sense of awareness and responsibility, especially when it comes to violence, loss, and injustice, and how these are described through Marco Vernice’s lyrics, which do not shy away from describing such problems and hardships, especially in a bold and unapologetic manner, showing a sense of intention and purpose in describing such problems, even if they are uncomfortable and hard to hear. There is a sense of frustration with how the world responds to such problems, especially when considering how often such problems are ignored and silenced, and how such problems are not even worth considering, especially when considering what value human life has in a world dominated by profit and exploitation, leading to a sense of emotional weight and value in what they are describing and how they are describing it.

HZPROD creates a sense of unity and action in this verse. The lyrics emphasize how people should not stay passive and encourage them to stand up and care about what is going on outside of their environment. There is a feeling of repetition throughout this section of the song that silence is part of the problem, and this awareness needs to translate to some form of action or change. Despite the dark subject matter, this verse still feels like it is moving forward, like speaking out is a form of action.

The chorus brings a different tone to this song. There is a more hopeful and uplifting feeling here. HZPROD repeats simple phrases throughout this section of the song to create a contrast with the darker subject matter of the verses. The concept of dreaming is brought to the forefront here. It is not an escape, but it is strength. There is an emphasis on how it is necessary to hold on to hope and faith, especially when things around you feel so hopeless. Despite all of the dark subject matter, this is one of the strongest aspects of this song’s writing. It feels like an encouragement to keep going even when things around you feel like they are broken.

HZPROD continues to explore themes of exploitation and identity in this second verse, this time through Siggas’ point of view. There is more emphasis on systemic issues, like exploitation in labor, racism, and colonial thinking. There is a sense of frustration at how people are treated like a resource instead of a human being. The words create an image of how people have been promised things, yet they still cannot survive.

Another aspect touched on by Siggas is the internal conflicts within the affected communities, especially concerning issues of identity and image. The lyrics discuss how external factors have affected the formation of negative images of beauty and self-worth. This is another dimension added to this song, showing how inequality not only affects people physically and economically but also psychologically. HZPROD handles this theme in an honest and reflective manner without losing the core theme of empowerment.

Another notable aspect of the verse is the emphasis on the generational effect of the issues mentioned in the lyrics. The reader can clearly see that these issues are not new, but they are part of the history of the world, which continues to affect people in the current era. This provides the song with a deeper meaning, indicating the need to make the appropriate changes in the world, which is not possible merely through the solutions offered but through awareness, understanding, and the passage of time.

In conclusion, HZPROD composes the song “Dreamer” with a clear purpose, combining social awareness with emotional content in the lyrics. The reader can clearly see the ability of the lyrics to address the current global issues while allowing room for hope, pain, and optimism in the world. The contrast between the verses and the chorus provides the song with a deeper meaning, creating a sense of reality, feeling, and believing in the world.