Szkoda Słów Lyrics – O.S.T.R.

Szkoda Słów Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro shows a chaotic, almost playful moment of daily life. He’s joking, taking short breaks, and talking with friends in a messy, impatient way. There’s humor mixed with frustration as he orders food, complains, and gives little instructions, showing a casual, unfiltered side of his life before he dives into deeper thoughts and struggles.

[Zwrotka 1]
Here, he talks about dealing with life’s pressures and mistakes. He knows some things can’t be undone, like debts and bad choices. He mixes humor with reality, drinking to forget taxes and complaining about people who don’t take responsibility. He mentions dancing for all the small frustrations—failed transfers, unpaid bills, late-night drama—and admits he’s acting irresponsibly, not always smart or legal. It’s about balancing talent, flaws, and stress while coping with life in a chaotic but relatable way.

[Refren]
The chorus shows him avoiding responsibilities and retreating from life at home. Unopened letters gather dust, his surroundings are messy, and he’s clearly exhausted by communication with others. He asks people not to call because words won’t solve anything, highlighting his need for space and the sense of futility in trying to explain or fix things right now.

[Bridge]
He’s overwhelmed by family stress and frustration, feeling completely drained and annoyed by their nonsense.

[Zwrotka 2]
In the second verse, he shares personal experiences of trouble and survival. He recalls a past break-in, keeping track of risks and people he knows, and balancing gains and losses in life. He handles life on his own terms, sometimes bending rules, finding small pleasures, and coping with responsibilities like taxes and rent. He acknowledges being out of shape and different from others, yet he dances and enjoys life despite debts or social expectations, showing resilience, humor, and a “live once” attitude in a tough world.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats his absence and avoidance, showing that he continues to escape responsibilities. His home is neglected, messages and calls ignored, and he insists that words are pointless, emphasizing his need for distance and the ongoing chaos of his life.