Konstytucje
Lech Janerka Lyrics

The lyrics to Lech Janerka's song Konstytucje describe a society in which people are indifferent towards the political documents being produced by the government. The first stanza talks about "happy constitutions" that supposedly have a single purpose, which is to destroy the revolution. However, the general population doesn't seem to care about them: "But we don't care where they are..." The second stanza talks about "misleading resolutions" that supposedly have harmful content; however, nobody ever reads them: "No one ever reads them, but we don't care...". The repetition of "Dokladnie tam" (exactly there) at the end of each stanza implies that the general public has no concern about the government's actions.

The song can be interpreted as a commentary on the lack of societal engagement with governance and politics. It conveys a sense of apathy towards events that will ultimately have an impact on the society as a whole. Lech Janerka may have been pointing out that if people are willing to remain ignorant about what the government is doing, then they have no say in what happens next. The repetition of the phrase "Dokladnie tam" in each stanza implies a lack of concern and action.