Lecz Sercem Lyrics – Tede

Lecz Sercem Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
In the chorus, Tede expresses frustration that people aren’t listening to his music with their ears but with their hearts. He criticizes the trend of commercial music being praised while genuine, meaningful music is ignored. He’s frustrated by the fact that many people only support popular, commercialized music instead of appreciating something deeper and more authentic.

[Zwrotka 1]
In this verse, Tede talks about his style and confidence. He compares his beats to Wu-Tang’s and mentions using neoboombap, a style of rap with a vintage feel. He jokes about burning computers when people try to listen to his music from YouTube. Despite facing criticism, he finds success, and he acknowledges the pressure of being commercialized. Tede says he’s at the top of his game, doing it for fun and always working on new music, regardless of the day or month. He sees the power of good beats as an artistic expression, calling neoboombap avant-garde. He hints that if someone doesn’t understand his style, they should listen to something else, suggesting his approach is unique and fresh.

[Refren]
Once again in the chorus, Tede emphasizes how people are not truly hearing his music but just following trends. He suggests that people have “commercial” music stuck in their heads and aren’t open to real, heartfelt music. This repetition shows his strong feeling about how people ignore true art in favor of what’s popular or commercially driven.

[Zwrotka 2]
In the second verse, Tede answers a common question about when rap is truly great. He explains it’s when the beats are powerful and carry real meaning. He talks about how rap should have purpose, not just be about trends or topics. He’s confident in his own skills, likening himself to classic figures like Bonnie and Clyde, adding humor and style. He describes his vibe as retro, referencing the 90s, and speaks about breaking barriers with his music. Tede is proud of his approach, which creates hype and shows authenticity. He encourages his crew to represent proudly, showing their unity and uniqueness in the music scene.

[Refren]
In this repeated chorus, Tede again expresses his belief that listeners aren’t truly understanding his music. He accuses them of only appreciating commercial hits while ignoring deeper, more authentic sounds. He feels like his music isn’t being heard properly and is frustrated that people are too focused on trends.

[Outro]
This outro is a quick shout-out to his group, NWJ, and a bold declaration of their dominance in the scene, with a playful, energetic attitude.