Aromat Lawender Lyrics – Kaz Bałagane

Aromat Lawender Lyrics Meaning

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In this part, Kaz Bałagane talks about being under police surveillance (“two plainclothes guys watching my house”) while he casually lays in bed with a woman. He gives off a sense of not caring much about the situation, flaunting his lifestyle with references to his crew (GoochGang), a flashy but cheap tracksuit, and a lavender scent. He jokes about breaking rules (“It’s not No Nut November”) and plays with the idea of indulging in pleasure soon.

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Kaz reflects on how he didn’t appreciate certain moments in his life until they became memories. He compares getting caught up in scandals to Juventus football team’s controversies, and mentions therapy sessions as part of his chaotic life. There’s a sense of luxury in his problems, which seem to grow like someone on steroids (“like they took tren”). He contrasts the gritty smells of the city, like sulfur and fast-food grease, with a more luxurious scent, like his girl’s perfume. His day-to-day includes navigating through memories and the feeling of nostalgia while being surrounded by a pop-culture influenced, chaotic lifestyle (“Narkopop”). He maintains a sense of calm, even as his world is noisy and full of contradictions.

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Again, Kaz highlights the tension between his flashy, carefree lifestyle and the reality of being under surveillance. He makes it clear that even with potential threats like the police (“two plainclothes guys watching my house”), he’s still living comfortably, dressed in his shiny tracksuit and surrounded by indulgence. The lavender scent serves as a recurring symbol for this contrast between relaxation and the chaos around him, while the “No Nut November” reference adds humor and a carefree attitude.

[Zwrotka 2]
OG Olgierd joins the narrative, responding to a woman’s curiosity about the scent she’s smelling. He uses clever, slightly crude humor to describe it, comparing it to a strong, lingering scent that lasts longer than a detergent (Persil) or even the presidency of Narutowicz. The verse plays with contrasts, like the chaotic world of Lannister Cersei from *Game of Thrones* and the idea of luxury mixed with mess. Olgierd references a van, not a vampire-hunting vehicle (Van Helsing), while mentioning how they enjoy casual things like listening to The Beatles before bed. The verse then shifts to a more cosmic vibe, talking about understanding how space smells, and inviting the listener into a surreal adventure. His mention of “Paj-Chi-Wo” (a Polish herbal beverage) adds a quirky touch, while he continues walking the line between luxury, indulgence, and a fast-paced life filled with contradictions.

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Once more, Kaz contrasts the seriousness of being watched by undercover cops with the casualness of his lifestyle. He’s still relaxed, lying in bed, living life on his terms, with no interruptions allowed. The shiny cheap tracksuit and the smell of lavender continue to symbolize this duality of being surrounded by pressure but remaining unaffected by it. Kaz flaunts his indulgence while embracing the inevitable chaos, keeping his tone playful and laid-back.