Sam Lyrics (English Translation) by O.S.T.R. is a latest Polish song in the voice of O.S.T.R.. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Sam song lyrics are also written by O.S.T.R.. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song It talks about feeling trapped by work, society, and inner struggles while trying to hold onto freedom and identity. It shows loneliness, frustration, and isolation—especially when problems arise. Despite attempts to stay healthy and strong, the singer keeps returning to the same truth: when things go wrong, he’s alone.
Sam (English Translation) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Work won’t let me grow up.
454, the old man, will make the seaweeds sick again.
Give me back my freedom, even though this change is slow.
Don’t tell me what I’m not allowed to do.
I’m smashing Russian champagne over a Volvo.
I’m trading Russian champagne for a Polmos.
Limited space.
The radio’s gone—someone broke in through the window.
The trigger’s off, because you know it was a lunatic.
With a Kalashnikov in my hand, I shoot like I’m shooting pigs. Bang bang.
No mercy. That thought arises in the back of my mind again.
Rye meadow, I don’t drink with just anyone.
Just like with friends, many might not exist.
Simple and logical, constantly, cyclically, many act like extras.
[Chorus]
I’m alone.
When problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start — I’m alone.
I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start — I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start — I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start — I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When problems start — I’m alone.
I’m alone.
Silence, damn it.
[Bridge]
Every day I eat fruit puree, sprouts, tofu, garlic in capsules.
I drink cod liver oil in the morning. I’ve eliminated cholesterol and animal fats — except for cod liver oil in the morning.
Thanks to this, I don’t worry about my lungs, heart, or kidneys.
[Verse 2]
Level up. Pressure: to be level-headed
I’m not afraid of a late night show like Letterman
I’m flying solo like a cyberbank
I’m inhaling with God through the open sunroof
I married hope, I abandoned hope
Realistically speaking, it cluttered my intellect
There are facts it’s better not to know
On the scale of historical experience – another rendering
I’m not guided by a sensei. What would you do, I won’t kneel?
Too much honor to tie my own noose.
Everyone has their own way of dealing with anxiety.
Wait, wait, I’ll turn, I’ll turn.
Everyone around has an antidote: from dried buds, to crystals, to opium.
We do it Polish, we do it after dark—in the face of the perpetrator, anxiety sows within us.
[Chorus]
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
When the problems start, I’m alone.
I’m alone.
[Outro]
You son of a b!tch, if you think you’ll get out of this so easily, you’re sorely mistaken.
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Sam (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning
[Verse 1]
This part shows the artist’s frustration with how work and routine steal his freedom and youth. He feels stuck in a world where people control him and tell him what not to do. The references to champagne, cars, and break-ins suggest chaos and rebellion against social norms. Holding a weapon symbolizes anger and a desire to fight back against the pressures around him. The idea of “no mercy” hints at how his patience and kindness are fading. When he mentions that he doesn’t drink with everyone, it shows he’s careful about who he trusts. The last lines reflect how people often act fake or distant, playing roles rather than being real friends. It’s like he’s surrounded by noise and action, but deep down he feels detached, watching life happen around him without genuine connection.
[Chorus]
This part expresses a deep sense of loneliness. No matter what happens or how strong he tries to be, he feels that when trouble comes, no one stands by him. The repeated lines emphasize how constant and painful this feeling is—it’s not just a moment, it’s his reality. The final line shows his frustration with the silence that follows, like he’s yelling into emptiness but no one answers.
[Bridge]
Here he talks about trying to take care of himself physically, eating healthy and avoiding bad habits. It’s like he’s trying to bring order and discipline to his body when everything else in life feels out of control. He takes pride in this small control—staying healthy gives him some peace of mind even when his emotions and world are unstable.
[Verse 2]
This part feels like him trying to stay grounded and confident despite everything. He talks about growing and keeping calm under pressure, even when facing fame or public attention. He’s independent, doing things his own way, comparing himself to something modern and self-sufficient like a “cyberbank.” His connection with God feels spiritual but uncertain—he once had hope but lost it because it clouded his thinking. He admits that knowing too much can be painful, so sometimes ignorance is safer. He refuses to submit to anyone, showing pride and resilience, even when facing dark thoughts. The part about everyone having their own “antidote” points to how people cope differently—with substances, distractions, or denial. The final lines show a collective struggle with fear and anxiety, especially in his environment, where people face problems head-on but always carry hidden tension.
[Chorus]
This repetition strengthens the feeling that loneliness is his constant companion. Every time life gets tough, he finds himself standing alone again, without support or comfort. It shows emotional exhaustion, like he’s caught in a never-ending cycle of isolation. The repetition also makes it feel like a mantra—something he’s accepted but still hurts to admit. Even though he’s strong on the outside, the emptiness inside keeps echoing back at him.
[Outro]
This line sounds like a final warning or outburst of anger. It’s as if he’s talking to someone who betrayed or underestimated him, telling them they won’t escape easily. It leaves the song on a raw, defiant note.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Sam (English Translation) song?
A. Sam (English Translation) song is sung by O.S.T.R..
Q. Who wrote Sam (English Translation) lyrics?
A. Sam (English Translation) lyrics are penned by O.S.T.R..
Q. Who has given the music of Sam (English Translation) song?
A. Sam (English Translation) music is composed and produced by O.S.T.R..
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