Błogosławieństwa Lyrics – Pezet

Błogosławieństwa Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1 (Verse 1) – 3BRAT]
The verse talks about how time passes, even if it doesn’t feel like it. The artist reflects on losing years of his life, possibly due to struggles or mistakes. He has been through difficult situations and has learned not to be fooled by others. Life in his environment is harsh—people don’t have peace of mind, and instead of prosperity, they deal with hardship. He walks the streets carrying a heavy burden rather than escaping into dreams. Since he has always been noticeable, people constantly watch him, perhaps judging or expecting something from him. But all he really wants is the basics—food and survival, something even a child understands. He highlights how people don’t really care about others’ pain; wanting them to understand is as unrealistic as expecting a flashy lifestyle behind bars. He calls for rain, possibly as a metaphor for cleansing or change. He feels overwhelmed by emotions and wants to detach from them. In the past, illegal activities provided for him, but now, pharmacies and friends fill that role. He avoids unnecessary talk, stays cautious, and moves on quickly. Even music, which used to inspire, now feels lifeless to him.

[Refren (Chorus) – 3BRAT]
Despite seeing pain and injustice, he tries not to let it consume his mind. He chooses not to scream or protest and instead accepts fate, trusting in a higher power’s will. Even when things look bad, he keeps a clear vision. He takes both hardships and blessings as part of life, embracing them equally.

[Zwrotka 2 (Verse 2) – Pezet]
Pezet prays for heavy rain, referencing a well-known scene from *Ślepnąc od świateł*, symbolizing the desire to wash away struggles and chaos. He expresses how even when people think they understand life, it can still take an unexpected turn, leading to loss. He once tried to live as an ordinary citizen, seeking stability and legality rather than getting involved in crime. He dreams of a normal life—having a steady job instead of illegal activities, avoiding weapons, and enjoying time with family rather than struggling to pay bills. However, his reality remains tied to where he came from, which is both a blessing and a curse. The city is polluted, both physically and metaphorically, filled with people pretending to be tough. The world feels confusing and distant, much like how Tesla’s technology is complex and misunderstood. He pushes away nightmares and focuses on small victories. He has already endured punishment and now waits for better days. The city is a jungle where people protect their own but often end up in jail. As pressure builds, he waits for change, knowing the streets’ struggles are deeply rooted in urban life, much like the legacy of old-school rap groups like Molesta.

[Refren (Chorus) – 3BRAT]
Once again, he acknowledges the suffering around him but refuses to let it take over his thoughts. Instead of fighting back against life’s unfairness, he surrenders to destiny, letting things happen as they will. Even with dark times ahead, he holds onto hope, taking both punishments and blessings as they come. This repeated refrain reinforces his acceptance of life’s duality—hardships and rewards coexist, and he must navigate both.