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Lepiej gonić niż złapać Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1]
This part paints a raw and intense picture of someone deeply hurt emotionally, as if their wounds were physical—ripped open, cut, stabbed, and kicked. It feels like they’ve been through a lot, even treated medically, but not in a healing way—more like forced numbness. There’s something new they’re trying, maybe a drug or an emotional escape, which feels oddly familiar. It gives a fake kind of peace, something they’ve probably discussed with a therapist but still find comfort in. They’re deeply caught in this feeling now. The world around them feels fake and cold, like even the club has a dress code—a symbol that appearances matter more than emotions. Trust has been broken, and they want to run from it all because nothing feels safe or real. The world they live in seems poisoned and emotionless, so they turn to quick highs—maybe partying, drügs, or fake joys—like someone with allergies to everything real and natural, just trying to survive in a messed-up space.

[Refren]
This part shows her life path as dangerous and painful, like walking on fire or lava. She doesn’t want to go down that road again. Still, she’s smart and knows her worth—enough to deserve great experiences, maybe even travel to far places. The chase itself feels more important than actually reaching the goal.

[Zwrotka 2]
This verse goes even deeper into her emotional struggles. Her pain still lives in her heart, but now she hides it behind comfort, like crying in a luxury car—it still hurts, but at least it’s cushioned. She can’t forgive someone who hurt her badly, and now guys who try to flirt with her don’t impress her. She values beauty and classy things, not just for the look, but because they make her feel valuable too. After everything, she smokes to ease her pain once the night falls. She’s battling her inner demons silently, and he admits he only knew a surface version of her. Smoking isn’t good for her, but she doesn’t fully realize it yet—though he relates, because he’s also caught up in his own struggles. The vibe turns darker, hinting at secrets and emotional baggage. She believes life shouldn’t be overanalyzed but felt deeply instead. She wants intense experiences, even rough affection, and her past relationship was all about pretending. He feels like she’s pulled him into something spiritual, even if it came through pain.

[Refren]
Again, it shows how her journey is intense and destructive, but she knows her value. She’s worthy of something big and beautiful, like Gibraltar or Manhattan. But what really matters is the chase itself—not necessarily catching the goal, but just going after it.