Po Szkole Lyrics – Kaz Bałagane

Po szkole Lyrics Meaning

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In the chorus, the singer captures the essence of his school week. He spends five days a week smoking weed after school, embracing a carefree lifestyle. He notices two girls, a brunette and a blonde, highlighting the distractions and excitement of youth. At home, no one seems to notice his habits, and he feels completely zoned out, almost like a slug. The repetition about friends gathering to smoke under his block emphasizes the sense of community and shared experiences among them, creating a laid-back vibe.

[Zwrotka 1]
In the first verse, the singer reflects on his school experiences, mentioning that he lived between two schools. One was close by, while the other required just a few steps to reach. He recalls rusty playground equipment and garages nearby, and how the school bell would echo through his room at home. He admits he didn’t get into the high school he wanted because his test scores were average, which he considers unfortunate since it was so close. He knew the janitor at that school and thought he might ask for help, even offering him a drink since the janitor had connections. In the end, he learns that it worked out for him after all, showing the unpredictability of teenage life.

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Repeating the chorus again, the singer reinforces his routine of smoking after school and feeling relaxed. The mention of the brunette and blonde girls continues to symbolize the youthful crushes that distract him from academics. He describes how no one at home is aware of what he’s doing, highlighting a sense of freedom and secrecy. The repetition about everyone coming to smoke under his block solidifies the bond among his friends and reflects the camaraderie they share in their carefree rebellion.

[Zwrotka 2]
In the second verse, the singer talks about being added to a language class that teaches French, but he isn’t focused on schoolwork—his mind is more on smoking and music. He admits to getting high instead of studying classic literature, indicating a carefree attitude towards his education. He humorously describes a teacher with a black eye, perhaps suggesting a tough environment. He feels lost and forgets names, distracted by other girls, one of whom is compared to a character from *Despicable Me*. The physical environment is chaotic, with cracked walls and posters rather than art. He advises a friend not to smoke at school because of paranoia, revealing a blend of carefree fun and the underlying tension of academic pressures.

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The final repetition of the chorus ties back to the singer’s routine, emphasizing the cycle of smoking and socializing after school. The focus on the brunette and blonde girls persists, showing how infatuations are a big part of his teenage life. Feeling unnoticed at home reinforces his sense of freedom, as he’s in his own world. The consistent mention of friends gathering under his block highlights the importance of these shared moments, encapsulating the essence of youthful rebellion and friendship.