Horses Lyrics by Yung Lean is a new english song by Yung Lean, released on Yung Lean’s official YouTube channel on May 1, 2025. Written by Yung Lean, Rami Dawod, and Ging, and produced by Rami Dawod and Ging, the track is part of the emotionally atmospheric album Jonatan. The song blends ethereal production with melancholic storytelling, offering listeners a meditative and introspective listening experience rooted in themes of freedom, detachment, and existential reflection.
In Horses, Yung Lean explores the conflict between emotional connection and an innate desire for freedom. Using the metaphor of wild horses, he expresses a deep yearning to break away from attachments and follow an untamed, personal path—one that defies understanding or pursuit by others. The song’s poetic lines allude to transient love, inevitability of change, and the bittersweet beauty of independence. It’s a meditation on the impermanence of dreams and relationships, carried by Lean’s reflective lyricism and haunting delivery.
Horses Details
| Song | Horses |
|---|---|
| Album | Jonatan |
| Artists | Yung Lean |
| Written By | Yung Lean, Rami Dawod & Ging |
| Produced By | Rami Dawod & Ging |
| Label | Yung Lean |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | May 1, 2025 |
Horses Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Four running horses pass by
I see the glance in your eyes
Nothing I hear is a surprise
And I wonder why, I wonder why you lie
[Chorus]
Wild horses
Keep pulling me away from you
Divine forces
I leave the world behind, let dreams come true
Like a wild horse, yeah
You’ll never catch up to what I do (You’ll never catch up to what I do)
Wish that I could stay, but I gotta leave
Baby, you know that a wild horse gotta run free (Run free)
[Verse 2]
All dreams must come alive, then die
I smell the wind of change inside
Four yellow torches towards the sky
And I wonder why, I wonder why we cry
[Chorus]
Wild horses
Keep pulling me away from you
Divine forces
Leave the world behind, let dreams come true
Like a wild horse, yeah (Woah, woah)
You’ll never catch up to what I do (You’ll never catch up to what I do)
Wish that I could stay, but I gotta leave (Woah, woah)
Baby, you know that a wild horse gotta run free (Run)
[Outro]
Like a wild horse, yeah
You’ll never catch up to what I do
Wish that I could stay, but I gotta leave
Baby, you know that wild horse gotta run free
Horses Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
Yung Lean opens the track with a vivid image of four running horses, which immediately establishes the recurring metaphor for emotional escape and freedom. The glance in someone’s eyes hints at a moment of emotional truth or betrayal, while his remark about not being surprised suggests a sense of disillusionment. His wondering why the other person lies shows that trust and honesty have eroded, contributing to his internal conflict and growing detachment.
[Chorus]
The chorus captures the emotional core of the song, with Lean likening himself to a wild horse—untamable, constantly pulled away by unseen forces. These “divine forces” may symbolize fate, ambition, or an inner calling stronger than love. He acknowledges the pain of leaving someone behind, yet reinforces that his nature requires him to keep moving. The chorus encapsulates the struggle between love and freedom, portraying movement as both liberation and sacrifice.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, Lean reflects on the fleeting nature of dreams—how they must come to life before inevitably fading. The wind of change symbolizes internal transformation, while the “four yellow torches” reaching skyward evoke a mystical or spiritual presence guiding him onward. His wonder about why people cry adds a philosophical layer, suggesting emotional suffering is part of the human condition, especially when facing loss or change.
[Chorus]
The second chorus reaffirms Lean’s emotional distance. The repetition emphasizes his inner turmoil: while he may wish to stay, his identity as a “wild horse” leaves no room for stability. The duality of wanting love yet choosing freedom becomes increasingly clear, underscoring the song’s theme of emotionally charged solitude.
[Outro]
The outro distills the message of the entire song into a lingering echo. Lean restates his transient nature—one that can’t be followed or contained. The repetition of key lines emphasizes his resignation to this fate. His soft delivery at the close leaves listeners with a poignant sense of distance, longing, and inevitable departure.
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The "Horses" song is sung by Yung Lean.
The "Horses" song by Yung Lean lyrics was written by Yung Lean, Rami Dawod & Ging.
The "Horses" song by Yung Lean was produced by Rami Dawod & Ging.
Yung Lean released "Horses" song on May 1, 2025.
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