Kto som
Katarzia Lyrics

The lyrics of Katarzia's song "Kto som" delve into the artist's introspection and search for self-identity. The first paragraph addresses the societal pressure and routine of waking up early and pretending to be fine, despite feeling lost in the visual and informational overload. The line "if I don't remind myself who I am before falling asleep, I will forget in the morning" highlights the struggle to maintain a sense of self in the chaos of everyday life.

In the second paragraph, the artist reflects on her public image and artistic representation. She longs to be remembered for her true self, rather than being portrayed as a Madonna-like figure. The repetition of the line "who I am, I have forgotten" emphasizes the disconnection between her authentic self and the personas she presents in her art.

The third paragraph speaks of melancholy overwhelming the memories of a past romantic encounter, with a bleak metaphor of waking up in a concrete Lego land. The artist expresses a desire to break free from this environment, wanting neither to live in a high-rise apartment with a view of "dead souls" nor with deer and wild boars under the woods. The line "But maybe I do" suggests some ambiguity, hinting that she might actually be drawn to these unconventional environments.

The final verse reveals the artist's aspiration to remember who she is and live with a sense of nobility. She craves self-awareness and wishes to lead a life that aligns with her authentic identity. By living with nobility, she seeks to honor and respect herself while maintaining a deep understanding of her own worth.

The last lines of the song highlight the artist's contentment in her own universe, within a safe self-contained bubble. She finds solace and satisfaction in being alone and enjoying her own company. The repetition of "I am happy here alone" illustrates her inner peace and acceptance of solitude.