Goud is a pulsating, late-night confession in which Belgian pop sensation Bazart celebrates living in the fast lane: the narrator craves one dance with the devil, insisting he would rather speed to hell than crawl to heaven, because the thrill of intense, unfiltered experience feels more precious than cautious perfection. He pictures gold at the edge of the sun, a fleeting shimmer symbolizing fleeting chances and youthful dreams, even as he admits he is too old to know why and stranded on the wrong platform waiting for a new wagon. Beneath the sleek synths and hypnotic chorus, the song wrestles with FOMO, existential restlessness, and the bittersweet realization that every party ends – yet in that very urgency lies an invitation to seize the moment, dance harder, and turn each spark of life into gold.