Szatan w lesie
Łydka Grubasa Lyrics

The lyrics are from a dark and eerie song by the Polish rock band Łydka Grubasa, entitled "Szatan w lesie" (Satan in the Woods). The song begins with a series of images of nature, all colored black: a black deer casts a black shadow, a black woodpecker pecks at a black tree, a black hare has black teeth, and a wild boar is wild and evil. These images set a foreboding and ominous tone, and the repeated refrain "Dzik jest dziki, dzik jest zły!" (The boar is wild, the boar is evil!) emphasizes the primal and dangerous nature of the forest.

The next verse draws attention to more aspects of the forest that are colored black: a black thicket, a black wood, black ferns, a black mushroom, and then suddenly a white butt, causing a jarring break in the pattern. This could be interpreted as a metaphorical representation of an innocent or pure aspect of humanity intruding upon the dark and savage nature of the wilderness.

The final verse intensifies the mood of darkness and dread, with the singer sensing a weight of curse and encountering a smell of sulfur on their walk through the forest, and feeling pursued by a dragon in a black outfit. The repeated refrain "Szatan w lesie!" (Satan in the woods!) suggests that the forest is a place where satanic or malevolent forces are at play, further heightening the overall sense of unease and danger.