NIE MA CB (PRZY MNIE TU) Lyrics – Kinny Zimmer

NIE MA CB (PRZY MNIE TU) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A signature intro setting the mood, possibly representing a crew or vibe.

[Verse 1]
The singer and his partner are about to go out, but a small misunderstanding leads to tension. She suddenly gets emotional, and he realizes he has messed up again, despite promising not to. He considers leaving alone but quickly understands that without her, things won’t feel the same. He regrets his actions and wishes to fix things.

[Pre-Chorus]
Even though the place is crowded, he feels empty without her. He walks to the bar but only orders juice, showing he’s not in the mood for partying. Nothing feels fun without her. He reassures himself that everything will be fine in the morning, but for now, he’s lost in his thoughts.

[Chorus]
The floor is sticky from spilled drinks, and he feels distant, his head in the clouds. He sips on his drink, but it doesn’t make him feel better. He realizes he should just go home because the night doesn’t feel right without her by his side.

[Chorus Extension]
He keeps repeating that she isn’t there with him. It’s like he’s stuck in his thoughts, missing her more with every moment that passes.

[Verse 2]
The scene shifts to a hot summer day. A girl catches his attention with her revealing outfit, making him notice small details about her. He describes a playful but messy dynamic between them—she’s sweet yet naive, and their relationship is full of small conflicts. A fight breaks out over a drink he mixed with alcohol, which wasn’t the plan. She stays home alone instead of partying with him. The party itself is wild, with a luxury vibe—drinks, a poolside scene, and a carefree atmosphere like in American movies. But despite all the excitement, he feels nothing without her. The fun means nothing when she’s not there.

[Pre-Chorus]
The crowd is still around, but he feels disconnected. At the bar, he avoids alcohol, proving he’s not in the mood. He remembers that he was supposed to be with her, and now everything seems dull. He tells himself that by morning, things will be okay.

[Chorus]
The sticky floor, the drink in his hand, and the foggy feeling in his head make him realize that this night is pointless. He needs to leave because the party doesn’t feel right without her.

[Chorus Extension]
Again, he keeps repeating that she’s not there. The absence is overwhelming, and he can’t shake off the emptiness.

[Outro]
The outro feels like a mix of frustration and energy, with repeated words like “furia” (fury). He shouts out names, likely representing his music group or identity, before ending with the same feeling of missing her.