Pracovna
Umbrtka Lyrics

The lyrics to Umbrtka's song Pracovna describe a quiet and dignified chamber where the singer can have true thoughts. The window provides a view of the yard, a forest of chimneys, and lively work. The room itself is brown and dignified, with the head of a ruler on the table and the shadow of a gas lamp slowly slipping over a piece of paper. In this chamber, one could think strategically and tactically about military campaigns and production work. At the head of the hero's leader, under the gas lamp, is a bust of Umbrtka, with his smile stamped on the paper below. The initials of typographical adjustments made by Franta are written in gold, which suits Ivo. The room is full of old and tasteful items, including a gilded and chrome clamp, a silver mixing bowl, and millions of polished nails and screws. One can see an eighty-eight hoops factory from the window. The song concludes with the singer reflecting on how fortunate they are to have a workroom to sit down to work in, as it is not always the case for people.

The lyrics describe a room that serves as a quiet haven for deep contemplation, a place where the singer can think and strategize about war and production. The song also describes a room full of old and tasteful items, giving the listener an idea of the elegance and historical context of the scene. The mention of Umbrtka, whose bust is on the table, suggests that this workroom may belong to an artist or a creative type. The view of a factory out the window serves as a stark reminder of the reality of work and production, contrasting with the quiet dignity of the chamber. The song is likely a reflection on the struggles of daily life and the sanctity of a quiet space to contemplate them.