PATOLOGIA Lyrics (English Translation) by White Widow is a latest Polish song in the voice of White Widow. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Patologia song lyrics are also written by White Widow. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song “PATOLOGIA” by White Widow is a raw and emotional story about growing up in a broken home filled with pain, addiction, and family struggles. The artist opens up about his mom’s cancer diagnosis, a troubled childhood with an abusive father, and finding strength through all the chaos. It’s about facing trauma, forgiving the past, and breaking the cycle to become better.
PATOLOGIA (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse: Bars]
2-0-2-4 year and Mother’s Day
She called with tears in her eyes, “My son’s been diagnosed”
It’s breast cancer, just like grandma’s
The demons are knocking again, mom doesn’t play around
First thought – grab the bottle, run away from this
But if I run away, who will support her?
She’s been protecting me from evil all her life
And what will happen to me if she’s gone now
I found the first snake I drove up to, hidden in the cottage
My stepdad, he fu*ked with it too
My mom tried to help, she hid that s*it in the closet (My mom)
She didn’t think her son would find it (No, no, no)
Three people in ten meters – that’s how I was raised
You want to say banana? Seriously, it doesn’t bother me (Nothing)
At this point, I have a bigger bathroom than our room (I)
And peace is so foreign to me (I), like half the family was killed by a liquid (Fu*k)
Eight years, running away from home from my old man (He)
I haven’t said it until now, unless I was high (I guess not)
You know what I’m talking about, like you saw your father pissed (Hy)
But I love my dad, I forgave him because I’m mature (I love my dad)
Although it was too late and I didn’t have time to talk to him
I know, I watch from above, proud of who I am today (Mmm)
Although his genes flow in my blood (Mmm)
I’ll be the first generation to break the barriers
[Verse: Macias]
It took my peace away — the rows when I was young (It took it away)
He introduced alcohol, I saw violence with it (Hey, I saw that)
Without my mom I helplessness was everyday life (Ey, yeah)
I didn’t have a role model at home, so I looked outside (I looked outside)
Eight years old, the family is only together in court (Eight years old)
Manipulation through trials, unstable contact (Ey, yeah)
The kid was increasingly suppressing what was flowing in his emotions (That’s true)
My mother had to go out for bread, she took in my aunt (Yhy)
And so, for fu*k’s sake, I was swinging like an orphan for a few years (Ey, yeah)
Full of hatred for what he couldn’t cope (What he couldn’t cope)
Keep the family in line, or even get up from his knees (Or even get up from his knees)
And instead of my scum, embrace the percentages in my arms (Ey, yeah)
But I’m relaxed, we’re at zero, father (But I’m relaxed)
Take a few words from me, I hope you’re doing well (That you’re doing well) good)
I don’t hold a grudge anymore, because I was a boy too (I was a boy too)
Now you can observe the progress I’ve made (I’ve made progress myself)
I didn’t tell you too much, the time will come for that (Okay)
It’s hard not to shed tears, going back to the past, guys cry too (Listen)
This is just a fragment of what you define pathos as, yeah
Suffering, hatred, sadness, fear of loss
[Chorus: Bary, Macias]
You say “pathos” – cool, by definition I am one
And I proclaim it proudly, I and my bro came out of it
And don’t hold it against me that we are ourselves
She wasn’t from anyone, and we help ourselves
You say “pathos” – cool, by definition I am one
And I proclaim it proudly, I and my bro came out of it
And don’t hold it against me that we are ourselves
She wasn’t from anyone, and we help ourselves help
[Outro: Macias]
We bring help (We bring help)
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[Verse: Bars]
This part opens with a heartbreaking moment—it’s 2024, on Mother’s Day, and the rapper’s mom calls crying, saying she has breast cancer, just like her own mother did. That immediately brings up a storm of fear and emotions. He thinks about numbing the pain with alcohol and running away from reality, but then he realizes he can’t do that—his mom has always been there for him, shielding him from harm, and now it’s his turn to be strong for her. The thought of losing her shakes him.
He remembers his messed-up childhood, the kind of place where drügs were hidden in cottages and his stepdad was involved in shady stuff. His mom, trying to protect him, hid those things, not realizing he would eventually find out. He grew up crammed in a tiny space with just a few people around, and jokes about how even a banana wouldn’t have bothered him back then because life was already chaotic.
Now he has more space in his bathroom than the entire room he grew up in, showing how far he’s come physically—but mentally, peace is still something unfamiliar. The trauma is deep, comparing the impact of substances to killing off half his family. He talks about how for eight years, he kept running away from his abusive father. He didn’t speak about it unless he was high, but now he opens up, relating to anyone who’s seen their dad angry.
Despite everything, he’s reached a level of maturity where he forgives his dad. It might be too late for real conversations since his father has passed, but he believes his dad is watching from above and is proud. Even though his dad’s blood runs in him, he’s not letting the cycle continue. He declares that he’s going to be the first in his family to break the generational trauma and live a different life. It’s powerful and emotional—a mix of pain, reflection, and growth.
[Verse: Macias]
This part dives into Macias’s childhood and how it was shaped by constant arguments and violence, mostly tied to his father’s drinking. Those fights took away his sense of peace at a young age. Without his mom around all the time, he felt completely lost and helpless. He didn’t have a strong male figure to look up to, so he looked for role models outside the home, which often leads to the wrong paths.
By the age of eight, his family was already falling apart—only coming together in courtrooms, not in love or unity. The legal battles and manipulation during those times made emotional connections unstable and messy. He started bottling up his emotions, not feeling safe or supported enough to express them.
His mom was busy just trying to survive, going out for basic needs like bread, and even taking in his aunt, which probably added more stress. In all of that, he felt like an orphan, like he had no one. He was angry, mostly because his dad couldn’t handle his responsibilities—he couldn’t hold the family together or even lift himself up.
Instead of finding strength or love, Macias found himself clinging to alcohol or other unhealthy ways of coping. But now, he says he’s calm and at peace with his father. There’s no more hatred or grudges. He sends well wishes to his dad, realizing they were both just boys once—lost, flawed, and struggling.
He reflects on how much he’s grown, how far he’s come. He hasn’t shared all the details yet, but says the time will come for that. Looking back brings tears, and he reminds us that even men cry when they’re honest about their past. He finishes by saying this is just a small piece of what people call “pathos”—a life full of hurt, anger, sadness, and fear of losing loved ones.
[Chorus: Bary, Macias]
In the chorus, they’re saying that if “pathos” means deep suffering and emotional pain, then that’s exactly what they are—and they own it proudly. They’ve been through real struggles and didn’t just survive it, they rose above it. They’re unapologetically themselves, even if others judge them for it. Their strength didn’t come from anyone else’s support—they had to rely on each other and themselves. Now, they’re here to help others like them, who’ve felt broken but still kept going.
[Outro: Macias]
They’re here to offer support to others.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung PATOLOGIA (English Translation) song?
A. PATOLOGIA (English Translation) song is sung by White Widow.
Q. Who wrote PATOLOGIA (English Translation) lyrics?
A. PATOLOGIA (English Translation) lyrics are penned by White Widow.
Q. Who has given the music of PATOLOGIA (English Translation) song?
A. PATOLOGIA (English Translation) music is composed and produced by White Widow.
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