Dziupla 3 Lyrics – Tede

Dziupla 3 Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
At NWJ, things still feel like the old hideout vibe – chilled drinks straight from the fridge, the same kind of energy. But there’s a twist now – not as many close friends around like before. The vibe’s there, just fewer people to share it with.

[Zwrotka 1]
Every time he steps into the studio, Tede feels a sense of comfort, like he’s back in his safe space. He reflects on the early days when it all started, with him and his boys just hanging out and messing around. He gives a shout-out to Xenon, one of the first people involved. Things took off from those humble beginnings – what started as fun became something real when more friends joined in and the whole vibe exploded. Weekends turned into non-stop parties that stretched for days. He thinks back to all the drinks they had, the content they made that never even got recorded, and the gear that got used up during wild sessions. Some songs made there will never be heard by the public. They shot music videos, had VIP parties, and those moments became stories people still talk about. It was more than just music – there were intense parties, drügs, recording sessions, and wild scenes. That studio became legendary.

[Refren]
It still feels like the old spot – champagne in the fridge, familiar setup. But there’s a feeling of emptiness too. Fewer homies around now, even though the place still holds the same vibe and memories.

[Zwrotka 2]
Now the studio is lit with UV lights, setting a new kind of mood. He watches one of his friends act wild, shouting and joking like he’s holding a gun. But it’s just a show – that guy’s not really a gangster, he’s got all the paperwork to prove he’s clean. There are things only the walls of this place have seen – stories, secrets. They even have vans parked downstairs, showing how serious things got. When the younger, less experienced ones left, the place lost that heavy atmosphere – they had to air it out, freshen the space. Tede’s done talking about old drama; he’s not trying to stir anything up. Sometimes friendships end overnight, and people cover up old loyalty tattoos, moving on fast. The studio’s seen a lot, and it’s not done yet. Even though the people have changed and grown up, the space is still theirs to work in. Wild parties used to be the norm, but now no one’s really up for it anymore. And if a party ever does happen again, chances are, the person he’s talking to won’t even be there.

[Refren]
The studio still has that classic hideout feel, with champagne always cold and ready. But the crew has shrunk. Fewer old friends, same kind of place, but the crowd just isn’t what it used to be.