Podwodny świat
Łydka Grubasa Lyrics

The lyrics to Łydka Grubasa's song "Podwodny świat" describe a metaphorical underwater world where the wind blows through the nose, leaves fall from a tree, and femininity is compared to a cluster of grapes. The first stanza sets the scene of this dreamlike underwater world, where the singer's femininity is likened to the grapes, symbolizing beauty and fertility.

The second stanza introduces the idea of mold breathing life into the singer's existence and love being concealed under a cover of secrecy. The reference to "pierwiosnki," which are early bloomers, suggests a sense of freshness and new beginnings. The singer feels wrapped in a blue distance, perhaps alluding to a feeling of isolation or longing.

In the chorus, we learn that the underwater world represents the singer's escape from imprisonment. The singer unveils their face and fights for their right to stay, symbolizing a desire for freedom and recognition.

The third stanza introduces the image of an umbrella embracing the singer's lips and a nonchalant bosom. However, there is a regretful exclamation that the bosom did not belong to the desired person. This suggests a sense of disappointment or longing for a different outcome.

The song comes to a close with a repetition of the second verse and the chorus, emphasizing the singer's determination to break free from prison, revealing their true identity, and fighting for their rightful place in the world.