TRAWA Lyrics – Quebonafide

TRAWA Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1]
This part is all about how people are almost never content with what they have. If you’re something big and powerful, you might wish to be something smaller and faster. If you’re artistic in one way, you wish you had another style. It’s a loop of always wanting something different. Even when things seem nice—like having gold—you might still long for something else like silver. The rapper shares his own story, saying he lived in messy and organized places alike, and always felt the pressure and stress of the streets. You’ll always find people struggling and people doing good too, no matter where you are. And in the end, no matter how things look, what’s on the other side always seems more appealing. That “grass” just seems better.

[Refren]
Here he’s painting a picture of that perfect “other side” everyone dreams of. The grass looks greener, shinier, and freshly cut—almost like a perfect football field ready for a star like Lewandowski to play on. It’s this idealized image of a better life, even if it’s not real.

[Zwrotka 2]
This part keeps that same idea going but with modern, relatable comparisons. If you’re one internet personality, you’d rather be another. If you live abroad, you miss Poland; if you’re in Poland, you complain about how bad things are. No matter where you are or who you are, something else always seems more attractive. He reflects on living both in the city and countryside, and realizing it’s basically the same story everywhere. Even if you lived like a celebrity with a dream life, you’d probably still feel that itch—thinking there’s something even better just out of reach.

[Refren 2]
Again, he shows that ideal version of life on the other side. The grass looks super green and trimmed like a perfect golf course, played on with the fanciest gear. It’s all shiny and smooth, symbolizing that polished image of a better life that we all tend to chase, even if it’s just an illusion.