Jada Goscie Jada
Jar Lyrics

In "Jadą goście jadą", Jar-e sings about his lack of wealth and possessions despite the fact that guests are passing by his orchard. He acknowledges that they won't stop to visit because he has no dowry to offer. However, he still finds value in himself because his mother still loves and supports him. Jar-e then muses on the fleeting nature of beauty, comparing it to the swift flow of water. He wonders whether someone will regret not having feelings for him when that beauty fades, before finishing with a tongue-in-cheek contrast between himself and the listener. While the moon shines only for the listener, Jar-e claims to be loved by everyone, emphasizing the disparity between their situations.

The song is full of contrasts, both in the lyrics and the music. Jar-e sings about poverty while accompanied by a jaunty accordion and upbeat melody, creating an ironic juxtaposition. Additionally, he contrasts his lack of posh possessions with his status as a beloved son. He also reveals the different ways that he and the listener are valued, with the listener apparently having more prestige and status, while Jar-e has universal appeal. These contrasts make the song more complex than a simple lament on inequality.

Overall, "Jadą goście jadą" is a humorous and nuanced exploration of class differences and personal worth, with catchy music and clever lyrics.