Kamieñ z serca Lyrics (English Translation) by Bedoes 2115, Kubi Producent is a latest Polish song in the voices of Bedoes 2115, Kubi Producent. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Kamieñ z serca song lyrics are also written by Bedoes 2115, Kubi Producent. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song Kamień z serca is Bedoes reflecting on his life, struggles, and growth. He talks about facing haters, losing his dad, overcoming hardships, and staying true to himself. It mixes personal pain, loyalty to friends, and his drive in music, showing how he’s grown into a strong, determined person while staying real to his roots.
Kamieñ z serca (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro]
Takefun: Mr. Bedoes, populism to woo the crowd
Skopzzor: Mr. Bedoes
Frosti: You know, fu*k Bedoes, well, he’s always been there
Sentino: In my opinion, Bedoes is the best artist of the younger generation
Doda: Bedoes wrote a song about me and I’d really like to—
Natan Zgorzyk: Nobody can motivate like Bedoes
NitroZyniak: Because Bedoes has been unlistenable for five years
Artur Rawicz: What do you value about Bedoes? AdMa: For his charisma
Rafonix: They could make GTA VI out of Bedoes
Blanka Stajkow: I really like Bedoes’s work
Reporter: Bedoes team, 2115
Tomb: I definitely devoted myself most to these texts, writing for Bedoes
Roxie Węgiel: I am a Bedoesian
[Part I]
[Verse]
When I was little, I dreamed of becoming a cowboy—dead or alive
They hunt me as if they were going to receive a reward for it
They band together, grasping at straws to cut my head off
My barber Kubi calls and says that young Borek has to come back
And yes, I had a break, in the meantime I left the Security Service
I was a good brother, the scar from Frog is a permanent testament to that
For seven years I created a legend with you, I just wanted to start my own label
And not a single percent of my behavior was unfriendly
And help I’ll remember Beezy for real, for good.
It was already a meme when I was rapping again.
Thanking you, on average, every other track.
I didn’t respond to those taunts, because you meant the same to me as Dad.
And I won’t respond, because I won’t spit on all those years.
Then the punchliner eaten up in the tracks.
By a filthy, ridiculous fat man.
He drops a verse about his fiancée, like a desperate man with no principles.
And what am I supposed to respond to? The rigor mortis of a pseudo-virgin?
You’re dead to me, you mention her again.
You’ll be dead to the rest of the world too.
And respect for the old school, even if they don’t have it for me.
Because respect isn’t something you give for profit.
For as long as I can remember, they’ve been trying to turn my dreams into nightmares.
So it’s time to wake this country up, and I still let you motherfu*kers sleep.
What’s up? (Real trap s**t)
[Part II]
[Chorus]
I once said that if it comes down to it,
I’ll do what it takes, and it needs to be done now (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s work to be done (So what?)
A couple of bodies to carry out (So what?)
A mess to clean up (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s no point in messing around (Let’s go)
I once said that if it comes down to it,
I’ll do what it takes, and it needs to be done now (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s work to be done (So what?)
A couple of bodies to carry out (So what?)
A mess to clean up (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s no point in messing around (Let’s go)
[Verse] 1]
I hate hatred, but I’ll bite any tyrant – Borek
And if you bark at Bedops, pray that the one from Gustaw doesn’t bark back (Woof)
I hide my emotions under my screams, because I was raised by my grandmother and mother.
I don’t have bipolar disorder, but if you insult me
(Okay, you’re getting the fu*k out too)
Borek
If being a hypocrite means defending your own, then fu*k, I can be one.
Hip-hop has been fu*king me for years, and I stand firm, even in s*itty positions.
Baśka had nice breasts, I have two wolves inside me.
One wants to give love to everyone – the kind the other never received.
Rest in peace, Leszek, Kacper, Mateusz, Sara.
I do this for you – even if he punches you in the face, then pepper spray and a stick.
I am the scream of this generation, not any role model.
And when I was a scumbag, in the Barn I made a herd, but now there’s a big change in my head — Borek
I’m always in business when I step on the fu*king sole
I’m going to be a father, I’m going to be a husband, I have to get smarter, but fu*k, I don’t want to
A new Porsche, but I’m constantly running it on reserve, like in my grandpa’s Vectra (Skrrrt)
Shout-out: Marek, Dominik, and Artur
Maybe I don’t have as much punch as Tomb, as much neck as Szpaku
As many guitars as Chivas, as many fans as Taco
As many cars as White has, as much action as Kaz
But nobody was more fu*ked than me (Gang)
When I went to see rappers, I took my balls with me and that was enough
But I’m always ready, no matter what happens
I spread the duvet and pillows in the trunk
Give me more enemies, more smoke
Jesus Christ, Kubi, more beats
Give me even more fu*k, Igor
I’ll knock it all out of my head.
More lies, more disses.
More snakes, more foxes.
And more spit on my name, because that’s when I feel most alive.
[Chorus]
I once said that if it’s necessary,
I’ll do what it takes, and it has to be done now (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s work to be done (So what?)
A few bodies to carry out (So what?)
A mess to clean up (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s no point in messing around (Let’s go)
I once said that if it’s necessary,
I’ll do what it takes, and it has to be done now (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up, turn up
There’s work to be done (So what?)
A few bodies to carry out (So what?)
A mess to clean up (So what?)
Turn up, turn up, turn up Up, turn up
No need to mess around (Let’s go)
[Verse 2]
To save a few złoty, three people were swimming in the same water.
Tell me, you journalist wh*re—am I hip-hop enough?
I keep going on about my family, and the main topic is that my dad’s dead.
And if it makes even one kid feel better, I’m pissing on opinions.
I’ve done five with Filipek, five with Matczak, five with Guzior.
I can pour champagne on my head, but I can also sprinkle ashes on my head.
I came back from the beautician to fu*k up populisms.
So there’s a chance that this year’s Fryderyk Awards might be hip-hop again.
There’s a video online of me getting punched for standing up for someone.
I saw these guys tearing up a girl, and a little kid asked me if I could help her?
What would you do in my place? Today I’m giving a damn because I know exactly what I’m doing.
And I hope none of my fans will turn their heads away from the weaker ones.
And I’ve been covered in blood like a tampon more than once, living in a c*nt, at the bottom like Spongebob.
I’m in my prime, like Cassio, if you want Fame, I’ll make you famous for free.
You, gangster, with your finger on the trigger in a photo with a borrowed doorknob.
You look like some actor from W-11, not like Pop Smoke.
I had to grow up faster—where there are sharks, I learned to swim.
And my most popular love song is to the girl who cheated on me.
Fu*k these diss tracks, you want a reaction? You’ll be on TV like Music
And my enemies can give me blowjobs as if I were at least limping — Borek
To them, I’m a wh*re, but I’ll always look in the mirror
Because my greatest shame is that I wet the bed for so long
I couldn’t tie my shoes, I couldn’t sleep without a stuffed animal
But I never let my brother down, sharing every roll equally
[Transition]
Bedopies, Bedośmieć, Bedoes
(Takefun: Bedoes is such a hypocritical, populist, fat, fu*king pig AND a jerk at the same time)
Bedopies, Bedośmieć, Bedoes
(Eryk Moczko: And, and generally, I see that in Borys, he’s very helpful)
Bedopies, Bedośmieć, Bedoes
(Eryk Moczko: He’s already gone his own way And somewhere out there he’s reaching out to young artists)
Bedopies, Bedośmieć, Bedoes
[Part III]
[Verse]
My mom had cancer when I was recording “Romantic Revolution.”
She beat the s*it out of that motherfu*ker because she always said, “Son, you can do anything.”
And if “BEDOESIARA” makes you laugh, then fu*k you in the head. And everything.
Because I did it for Karolina, who overcame clinical death.
“Fu*k Bedoes” on the wall, sometimes I thought that about myself too.
I don’t do PR and I don’t calculate when I write a song.
It comes out of me—I don’t think about what I’m saying, and because of that, I’m screwed very often.
I have no excuses anymore, I take it on the chin because I want to be the father I never had.
A Cuban insulted me publicly, apologized publicly, and fu*k, that’s it.
Because that’s how a man behaves, not a rapper, who throws a tantrum every other song.
I don’t play in the same sandbox with you—this bulls*it makes me feel embarrassed.
And in I don’t give a damn about your opinion, because only Behringer listened to me when I started.
[Outro]
I’ve always been making hip-hop.
When there were seven, seventeen, or seventy hate-mongers.
I probably got a thousand death threats.
And I’d still be making it even if I had a million.
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Kamieñ z serca (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
This intro shows how different people see Bedoes in their own way. Some think he’s manipulative or using populism to please the crowd, while others admire him as a talented, motivating artist of the younger generation. There are fans who deeply connect with his music and even identify as part of his fanbase, calling themselves Bedoesians. Some recognize his charisma and unique presence in the industry, comparing his life or energy to something epic, like a video game. People on his team and collaborators highlight the dedication and effort behind his work. Overall, it paints a picture of someone controversial yet respected, someone who inspires others, sparks debate, and leaves a strong impression wherever he goes. He’s both loved and criticized, and that duality seems to define him.
[Part I]
[Verse]
In this part, Bedoes talks about his early dreams and struggles. He remembers wanting to be a cowboy, facing challenges, and people plotting against him. He reflects on his past breaks, leaving certain jobs, and the loyalty and sacrifices he made for his friends and family. The scar from Frog symbolizes the struggles he endured and the loyalty he showed. He mentions creating a legendary presence with his crew for years and wanting to start his own label, always acting respectfully. Bedoes remembers the help and support he received from Beezy and others and doesn’t respond to taunts because he values the memories and relationships more than petty fights. He also addresses rivals, showing disdain for people who lack principles and speak badly about others. Respect for the old school is important to him, and he believes it shouldn’t be given just for profit. He expresses how people have tried to destroy his dreams, but he remains awake, aware, and ready to face the challenges, while others continue to sleep on his efforts. It’s a mix of reflecting on the past, acknowledging loyalty, confronting haters, and asserting that he’s still strong and alert in his life and career.
[Part II]
[Chorus]
This chorus shows Bedoes’ determination and readiness to act. He’s emphasizing that when the moment comes, he’s prepared to do whatever is necessary immediately. The repetition of “turn up” signals energy, urgency, and focus, as if he’s rallying himself and others to face challenges without hesitation. He talks about dealing with tough situations, cleaning up problems, and handling responsibilities head-on. There’s a sense of no-nonsense, a willingness to confront obstacles, and a reminder to stay serious and focused on what needs to be done. The words create a feeling of momentum, emphasizing that action is more important than talking, and he’s fully committed to whatever comes his way.
[Verse]
1
[Chorus]
In this chorus, Bedoes continues the same energy from earlier, emphasizing that he will act immediately when it’s needed. He stresses readiness and persistence, showing that he doesn’t procrastinate and faces challenges directly. The repeated “turn up” reinforces energy, alertness, and determination. He’s confronting issues, taking care of problems, and signaling that there’s no room for distractions or hesitation. The focus is on action, responsibility, and being prepared, showing a mindset of seriousness mixed with urgency. It’s about staying on top of things and being willing to do what must be done without excuses.
[Verse 2]
Here, Bedoes shares personal stories and life lessons. He talks about small struggles and sacrifices, like saving money, and the bigger pain of losing his dad. He emphasizes his connection to family and the importance of looking out for others. He reflects on standing up for people in tough situations, like protecting someone being harmed, and criticizes those who stay indifferent. Bedoes recalls moments of physical danger and challenges, showing how he learned to survive and stay strong, growing up faster than others. He also addresses his fame and enemies, highlighting how he handles insults, criticism, and betrayal while remaining true to himself. He shares vulnerable memories, like struggles from childhood, and demonstrates loyalty to his brother and loved ones. At the same time, he points out hypocrisy in the music industry and shows pride in staying genuine. The verse is a mix of toughness, empathy, personal growth, and a refusal to let hardships or criticism change who he is at his core.
[Transition]
This transition reflects how people view Bedoes in different ways, both positive and negative. Some criticize him harshly, calling him hypocritical or selfish, while others see his helpfulness and mentorship. It highlights that he has chosen his own path, continuing to work on his music and reach out to younger artists. The repetition of his name emphasizes his strong presence and impact in the hip-hop community.
[Part III]
[Verse]
Bedoes talks about deeply personal experiences here. He mentions his mother’s battle with cancer while he was recording, showing the influence of her encouragement on him. He also references doing things for people who survived tough situations, highlighting care and personal dedication. He admits to moments of self-doubt, frustration, and mistakes, but shows growth and accountability, taking responsibility for his actions. He explains that he doesn’t follow PR strategies or plan every word; his work is genuine and raw, even if it leads to criticism. He wants to be a better father than he had and shows respect for real human behavior over shallow fame. He distances himself from meaningless drama, focusing instead on authenticity and living by his principles. This verse portrays him as vulnerable, self-aware, and committed to living truthfully despite challenges.
[Outro]
The outro emphasizes Bedoes’ dedication to hip-hop, no matter how much hate or threats he faces. He remains passionate and committed, showing that even if opposition grows, his focus and love for his craft won’t fade. It’s about perseverance and staying true to himself.
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