Farha

A Moroccan Darija piece that plays with the word for joy, which is also a girl's name. People ask him why he lives so heavily and tell him to ease up. He asks them why. They ask what her name is, and the answer is joy, as if it were a person you could point to. He says what he learned in life is not what made him happy. Another voice asks where joy is, where it can be found, and says he wants her to leave the way he did, since it is neither me nor him. A hard-hearted figure appears, and a mother, and then the chorus gives the word for joy again and again, with a few no-no-no answers around it.