Prowokacje
KSU Lyrics

The lyrics to KSU's song Prowokacje describe a world where understanding and communication between people is becoming increasingly difficult due to the prevalence of negative influences such as greed, corruption, and power struggles. The singer finds themselves surrounded by "pigs" or people who embody these negative qualities and the only constant seems to be the act of provocation or "prowokacja." This act of provocation has become a new religion, where individuals are losing themselves in the pursuit of power and control. The world is compared to a jungle, a hostile environment where the strong survive and the weak are consumed. The repetition of the phrase "prowokacje" throughout the song emphasizes the all-encompassing nature of this societal phenomenon and the futility in trying to escape it.

The song can be interpreted as a commentary on the state of society in Poland during the 1980s, where corruption and censorship were rampant, and the government exercised tight control over the media and public discourse. The use of animal imagery to describe the negative influences in society, such as the "świnie" or pigs, is reminiscent of George Orwell's Animal Farm, where animals represent the different social groups and classes. The lyrics also suggest a sense of resignation on the part of the singer, who feels powerless to change the situation and chooses to disengage rather than fight against it.