Butelka wina Lyrics – Kostek

Butelka wina Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The artist is painting a picture of a carefree and romantic moment—listening to the band Kiss together, running barefoot, and sharing a bottle of wine. He even gave her his T-shirt just because she looked good in it. There’s a playful and cozy vibe here, though he gently points out she drank all the wine. It’s a simple, sweet start to a story about connection and affection.

[Zwrotka 1]
Here, he’s describing how powerful her eyes are, almost like a fight or someone suddenly switching off the lights. There’s a tension between them, not a fight exactly, but something feels off. She’s crying, and he warns her playfully not to get too soaked. Still, they’re tight like a team—like Scooter and Justin Bieber. He wants to turn their story into a movie, just for her. Even if he had no money, he’d still find a way to make something special—like jewelry from rowan berries—just to show he cares.

[Refren]
He’s repeating the earlier vibe of doing sweet and simple things together—listening to music, running barefoot, and sharing his wine and clothes. It’s about closeness and comfort. He suggests writing down their memories—first kisses, s*x, walks by the Wisła River—and putting it in a bottle, like a time capsule of their love. It’s romantic and dreamy, like they’re trying to hold on to the best parts of their time together.

[Zwrotka 2]
They ran out of wine (Fresco), but there’s a Tesco nearby—though it’s closed—so they turn the parking lot into their dance floor. Then he dreams out loud about showing her the world—Cape Town, Belize, Brazil, Fiji, Tel Aviv—and just chilling in Bali without worrying about anything. But he admits these are just dreams, not real plans. He’s tired from a wild night, maybe drunk, or maybe just lost in feelings for her. He admires how she looks, like a Vogue model, and tells her she’s one of a kind, not just another girl. Even though people call her a “toy” (maybe saying she’s just for fun), he knows there’s more to her. He’s serious about her and sees her as someone he could love for real, someone to build a future with.

[Refren]
Once again, he comes back to their shared memories—barefoot moments, love, laughter, and that bottle of wine. The repeated lines highlight how much those little things mean to him. Sharing his shirt, making a memory bottle, walking by the river—these are the things that define their relationship in his eyes. There’s a warm nostalgia here, and a longing to hold on to what they’ve shared.

[Outro]
He ends with a soft, dreamy tone, calling her delicate like porcelain, with eyes that shine like flares. She doesn’t like being alone, and he knows it. The repeating sounds feel like a lullaby or the echo of thoughts running through his head. It’s a gentle, emotional wrap-up, showing how much he sees and understands her quiet sides too.