Międzymordzia
Pogodno Lyrics

The title of this song, "Międzymordzia," loosely translates to "between faces" or "inter-faces," which sets the tone for the song's theme of superficiality and facades. The opening lines describe a wrinkle on the singer's face that will lead them to blend in with the banality of society. The ironic contrast is clear when considering that the next line talks about how this face will be singing a hymn that praises mass culture, further reinforcing the idea that the singer has given into societal norms and is now just like everyone else.

The chorus repeats the phrase "Międzymordzia miasta układy/Planetarne najbardziej tych/Międzymordzi," which reveals the metaphorical meanings embedded in between the lines of the song. "Międzymordzia" represents the collective mask that everyone wears, concealing their true personalities and blending in with the masses. "Miasta układy" could refer to urban structures and hierarchies, with "planetarne" being a reference to the universal impact of these systems. The final line of the chorus, "najbardziej tych międzymordzi," establishes the idea of the prevalence and universality of these facades.

The verses continue with hints of irony and sarcasm. The second verse mentions a sad face, a playful cleric dancing until the morning, and talks about the idea of society's "rosy future" with a reference to St. John. These lines criticize the way people use religion or entertainment as a form of escapism, to avoid confronting the ugly truth of society and the masks people wear. The final chorus repeats the phrase "Międzymordzia świniołaki i lancelot/Niczego mi nie jest żal," which means "between the faces of pigmen and Lancelots/I have no regrets." This line reinforces the idea that the singer has accepted the mask they wear and has given up on the idea of being genuine.