Gołębi puch
Lombard Lyrics

The lyrics to Lombard's song "Gołębi puch" ("Pigeon Down") depict a sense of nostalgia and pain at the loss of something dear. The first stanza talks about memories that seem frozen in time, and waiting for the tears and touch of the eyes that were once there. The second stanza introduces the metaphor of "Gołębi puch" or "pigeon down", which is described as perfidiously kitschy. The singer seems to wish for a film that would make them laugh until death, implying that perhaps humor can ease the pain, but the "pigeon down" is too much to handle.

The following stanzas talk about the struggle to let go and move on. The singer is trying to wash away the traces of what was lost and is plagued by senseless pain every night. There seems to be a desire to forget, to let go of the "konwalię na poduszce" (lilies of the valley on the pillow) which could symbolize a lost love, but it's unclear if that's possible. The final lines confirm the continued cycle of trying to forget, but always being brought back to the pain.

Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of grief at the loss of something precious and the struggle to move past it. The use of metaphors and imagery such as "Gołębi puch" and "konwalię na poduszce" add depth and emotion to the lyrics.