Cesta
Divokej Bill Lyrics

The lyrics of Divokej Bill's song Cesta allude to the concept of a bad master versus a good servant. The first line says "Co se ti zdálo, že je dobrej sluha, ale špatnej pán, zůstaneš tu sám na věky věků v breku", which translates to "What you dreamt of, a good servant but a bad master, you'll stay here alone forever in tears." This can be interpreted as a warning against being complacent and blindly serving a master who does not have your best interests at heart.

The lyrics then shift to a scene of a tired horse, possibly alluding to the idea of being overworked and trapped, with the lines "Nový ráno, ale ty už koně unavený máš, zůstaneš tu sám na věky věků v breku. Také strašně nešťastnej, já jsem taky strašně nešťastnej", which translates to "New morning, but you already have tired horses, you'll stay here alone forever in tears. Also terribly unhappy, I am also terribly unhappy." These lines show a sense of hopelessness and despair.

The final lines of the song refer to death, with the phrase "Dobrý ráno, smrtka se dívá, jede v káře bílé - propadlé tváře", which translates to "Good morning, death is watching, riding in a white coach - sunken faces." This can be interpreted as a reminder that death is always present, and that we should not waste our lives serving a bad master and being unhappy.

Overall, the song Cesta can be seen as a cautionary tale about being trapped and overworked, and the importance of taking control of our lives and choosing our own path.