Nie marudź Lyrics – rów babicze

Nie marudź Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tepesz]
It’s just a quick hype-up moment, like getting the vibe started.

[Zwrotka 1: Tepesz]
He wakes up in a good mood and doesn’t care about the time. He’s walking happily until he finds packed suitcases, which instantly kills the vibe. His girlfriend is yelling that their lifestyle is crazy. He’s been gone for days, totally out of it, and only now realizes things got serious because she finally decided to leave him.

[Pre-refren: Tepesz]
She’s once again saying she’s done with him, something she often says but usually takes back, though this time feels real. He tries calming her down, asking her not to make a big scene. He jokes about what’s going on in her head, comparing it to chemicals ready to react. He admits he messed up, and more drama is probably coming, almost like more “elements” being added to the situation.

[Refren: Tepesz]
He tells her to stop complaining and just dance with him like they’re young and unstoppable. He can’t understand why she’s starting another argument. She’s mad about chores he ignored, like laundry, and his messy shirt from partying, but he brushes it off, saying everything is fine and they should just have fun till morning.

[Zwrotka 2: Okoń PZW]
He describes another Monday where he refuses to even check the time because he’s still suffering from the weekend hangover. He can barely open his eyes and sees missed calls, joking that if someone needs something, they might as well send a fax. His throat hurts and his legs ache because partying is basically a routine for them. He says he’s supposed to have better habits, but drinking keeps winning. One day the alarm wakes him, the next day it might as well be a car starter. Friday is coming again, and she’ll be drinking too, even though he’s not allowed at the moment. Her friends will drop by, and he’ll help her get into the party mood so she might end up going home with someone fun. He tells her not to complain and get up, because today an alcohol tester is more useful than anything else. He’s unsure if this lifestyle is good, but admits the path from dance floor to bar is practically a daily route for them.

[Refren: Tepesz]
He repeats his call for her to stop complaining and come dance like they’re full of fresh energy. He doesn’t get why she’s angry again. She’s upset about chores he ignored and the messy shirt from partying, but he keeps saying everything’s fine and they’re just here to enjoy the night.

[Przebicie: Tepesz]
He’s basically saying the day shouldn’t be wasted and he’s tired of constant complaining because he’s running out of patience.

[Refren: Tepesz]
He again tells her to drop the complaints and dance with him like they’re young and full of life. He can’t understand why she’s starting another argument over the same things. She’s annoyed about the undone laundry and the shirt still dirty from last night, yet he insists everything is okay and they should keep the party going. He repeats that she should stop complaining, come dance, and enjoy the night instead of picking fights.