MOJA WINA Lyrics – Miły ATZ Ganlyrics

MOJA WINA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Miły ATZ starts by announcing himself and giving a shoutout to Gdynia. It’s like he’s setting the scene, proudly declaring his presence and unique “exclusive” style.

[Zwrotka 1]
He’s saying that as long as he and his crew are around, it’s not the end; there’s more music and life in their style. Even though the groove might seem “asleep,” it’s just resting, ready to come back strong. Sometimes, a break or “rebound” is necessary. He mentions riding to Orłowo by FreeNow (a taxi app) to get to the studio, away from neighborhoods full of “fakes.” He respects the underground culture and keeps its essence alive, like an experiment in a lab. He then lists friends and influences who shaped him, thanking them for helping him find his identity and space in the music world, despite having only scratched the surface of his journey.

[Refren]
The chorus celebrates the pioneers of underground culture, the “mothers and fathers” of this style. Miły ATZ challenges others to innovate and bring something new to the scene rather than copy. He repeats that his style is his own creation, tied directly to his hometown, Gdynia. By emphasizing that his style is “his fault,” he’s taking full ownership, almost like he’s saying that if his style stands out, it’s because he shaped it with intention and connection to his roots.

[Zwrotka 2]
Miły ATZ continues, addressing a younger listener, suggesting they pay attention or start from an earlier point in the genre’s history, mentioning the “Czarny Swing” days, a possible reference to early underground or hip-hop influences. He gives props to those who know the local underground magazine, “UNDAGROUNDzina.” Then, he reflects on past times, when people weren’t focused on material gains; the music was all about expressing feelings to a beat. All you needed was a beat, a piece of paper, and a notebook to create. He reminisces about friends from the beach, Waikiki, symbolizing a time when fun and freedom were valued more than status or money.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, honoring the legacy of underground culture and urging originality. Miły ATZ continues to embrace his unique style, born in Gdynia, and repeats it multiple times, emphasizing his connection and pride in his roots. He’s telling others, especially newcomers, to find their voices instead of copying. His “fault” is his originality and commitment to Gdynia’s underground culture, and he’s proud of that.

[Outro]
Miły ATZ signs off by reinforcing his unity with his friends from Undadasea. He’s proud to represent his city, Gdynia, and stand alongside his crew. He closes on a confident, relaxed note, celebrating their unity and their pride in their underground roots.