W południe
Kazik na Żywo Lyrics

The lyrics of Kazik na Żywo's song W południe or "At Noon" speak of the beauty and productivity of nature. The opening lines, "The sun rocks the earth / It wiped the clouds from the sky," set the tone of the song, evoking a sense of calmness and peacefulness. The next lines, "It seems you can hear in the silence / Grain falling from the ears," reinforces this tranquil atmosphere. The song describes the lusciousness of the land and the bounty it provides, with the line "The earth cracks with hope / A midday is born."

The song then shifts its focus to the people of the land, particularly the women, with the lyric, "Grandmothers' calves whiten / In rolled-up skirts." The imagery continues to paint a picture of people living a simple and hardworking life, with the line "Nobody will find out / Where she goes or where she came from / Whose heavy lives / She carries on her shoulders." The song then speaks of her journey, "She walks on, always on / Somewhere she’ll stop for a while / A candle is lit there by the old woman / Peasant death there."

The song ends on a poignant note, with the lyrics "It will come for me when summer comes / How many years from now, who knows / It will stand in front of the house / It will say, it's time for you / I will give the earth to children / I will do God knows what / And on a fragrant Sunday / I will go after the midday." The song's refrain, "Birds sleep in her braids / When fulfilled by the sun and earth / Like that will, which comes from God / Walks somewhere on its own paths," denotes the cyclical nature of life.