Demi Glace Lyrics – Kaz Bałagane

Demi Glace Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a casual catchphrase, likely expressing confidence or a sense of inevitability, suggesting that what he’s about to say or do was expected.

[Zwrotka 1: Kaz Bałagane]
In the first verse, Kaz reflects on how much better life is now compared to the past. He uses the phrase “life feels more like a music video” to convey that he’s embracing a vibrant lifestyle. His tattoo serves as a reminder of tougher times, emphasizing growth. He mentions “mamba mentality,” referring to a driven mindset in a chaotic society. When asked about his tattoo, he sees it as outdated, signaling that he’s moved on from his past.

[Bridge: Kaz Bałagane]
This bridge reinforces the idea that the present is much better than the past. Kaz reiterates the theme of life feeling like a music video, highlighting his progress and the positive changes in his life while acknowledging the past hardships that shaped him.

[Refren: Kaz Bałagane]
In the chorus, Kaz talks about making new scars, symbolizing his experiences and growth. He mentions a “new voice on the blacklist,” suggesting he’s taking risks and breaking free. He warns others not to stare too closely because they might see darker sides of life. He’s feeling happier now, with a smile back on his face, and compares some issues to “demi glace,” a type of dessert that can easily melt away, reflecting how quickly problems can disappear. He questions the constant changes around him.

[Zwrotka 2: Kaz Bałagane]
In the second verse, Kaz reflects on personal memories, including his grandmother’s love for a radio station, and how no one was as kind to him. He mentions wearing a shirt in her memory when she passed away and connects it to his first tattoo, which he associates with darker themes. He feels surrounded by lies and expresses a feeling of inadequacy, humorously comparing himself to Bruno Mars. He describes a metaphor about slicing through darkness, indicating a struggle with deeper issues.

[Bridge: Kaz Bałagane]
This bridge repeats the earlier sentiment about the current time being better than before, reminding listeners of the artist’s evolution and how far he’s come from his past difficulties.

[Refren: Kaz Bałagane]
In this repeat of the chorus, he continues to explore the themes of scars and emotional transformations. He reflects on returning to a happier place in life, highlighting the transient nature of struggles. His repeated questions about changing colors and the metaphorical “goalposts” hint at life’s complexities and uncertainties as he continues to navigate his journey.

[Zwrotka 3: Sztywny Misza & Kaz Bałagane]
In the final verse, the tone becomes more intense as he mentions covering up a negative experience that has lost its significance. The imagery of a butterfly around a grave suggests transformation and finality. He recalls forgetting what fear feels like after facing challenges and hints at casual relationships. The mention of writing out of boredom suggests restlessness, while he refers to using black ink as a metaphor for dealing with a negative past. The reference to Powązki implies that he has experienced loss and acknowledges those who have passed.