Mój Przyjaciel, Biegacz Lyrics – Gimpson

Mój Przyjaciel, Biegacz Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1: Kolega Ignacy, Gimpson]
The first part talks about showing off strength and stamina. The singer jokes about how even a short run would tire someone who isn’t used to it, while he treats running in nature as normal training. He mixes humor with everyday life, like eating kebabs and using energy drinks. He brags about being strong and disciplined, even in family matters, while calling out someone for unhealthy habits like drügs or alcohol. There’s also a sense of superiority as he points out he takes care of himself, runs faster than others, and stays out of trouble, contrasting himself with people who waste their time or get into legal issues. It’s playful, a bit mocking, and shows pride in physical fitness and personal responsibility. The singer combines everyday jokes with personal victories, highlighting health, strength, and a no-nonsense attitude toward life while still being humorous and relatable.

[Refren: Kolega Ignacy, Gimpson]
The chorus celebrates running freely and confidently, showing off physical progress. It contrasts the singer’s discipline with someone else’s complaints or lies. He takes pride in growing stronger, joking about using “cheats” for gains, and emphasizes enjoying the process of staying fit and ahead of others.

[Zwrotka 2: Gimspon, Kolega Ignacy]
The second part is more confrontational, calling out someone for acting smart online but failing in real life. The singer brags about being energetic and productive, while pointing out the other person relies on medication to function. Family and responsibility are important to him, and he mocks anyone who disrespects women or pretends to have a meaningful life. There’s humor in exaggeration, like threatening to burst someone like a condom, and he emphasizes that he owns his mistakes and experiences fully. He also criticizes fake trends, showing that being authentic matters more than copying others or following superficial trends. It mixes humor, criticism, and pride in personal discipline and family life.

[Refren: Kolega Ignacy, Gimpson]
The chorus repeats the pride in running and strength. It emphasizes speed, discipline, and progress, contrasting the singer’s real achievements with someone else’s complaints. It’s playful but confident, showing satisfaction in fitness and personal growth.

[Refren: Kolega Ignacy, Gimpson]
The final chorus echoes the same ideas, celebrating smooth running, muscle growth, and staying ahead. It combines humor and pride, highlighting dedication and enjoyment in physical and personal progress, while lightly mocking others who can’t keep up.