Já (Sobectví) - Olympic, Zdenek Rytír, Petr Janda

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Pro jiné se nenarodil

Sám neuměl ničeho se vzdát

Jen ostatní za nos vodil

Myslel na to kkudy chodil

A jen sebe upřímně měl rád

Každou větu začal slůvkem Já

Každou větu končil slůvkem Já

On nevěřiil na chiméry

A ve jménu kariéry

Nosil boty špičkou dozadu

Nikdy nepsal verše ženě

Vždy se tvářil unuděně

Když jsi k němu přišel o radu

Každou větu začal slůvkem Já

Každou větu končil slůvkem Já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já stačím si sám

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já stačím si sám

Já se mám

V očích led a vlhké dlaně

Usmíval se polekaně

V obavě, že budeš něco chtít

Velmi dbal na osobitost

Povýšil svou sebelítost

Na ten nejušlechtilejší cit

Každou větu začal slůvkem Já

Každou větu končil slůvkem Já

Vidíš ho, jak podle zvyku

Důstojně jde po chodníku

A nic kolem sebe nevnímá

Do stop padá sůl a písek

Jednoho dne nevrátí se

Nikdo si té ztráty nevšímá

Komu chybí jeho věčné Já

Jen ozvěna domů vzpomíná

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já stačím si sám

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já, já, já, jenom já

Já stačím si sám

Já se mám

He wanted to have a bigger share in everything

He was not born to others

He could not give up on his own

Only the others led by the nose

He thought about where he was going

And he only sincerely liked himself

He started each sentence with the word I

He ended each sentence with the word I

He did not believe in chimeras

And in the name of a career

He wore his toe back

He never wrote verses to a woman

He always looked bored

When you missed his advice

He started each sentence with the word I

He ended each sentence with the word I

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

I can do it myself

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

I can do it myself

I have

Ice in the eyes and wet palms

He smiled, startled

Fearing you'll want something

He paid special attention to individuality

He increased his self-pity

For the noblest feeling

He started each sentence with the word I

He ended each sentence with the word I

You see him as usual

He walks well on the sidewalk

And he doesn't perceive anything around him

Salt and sand fall into the tracks

He will not return one day

Nobody notices the loss

Who lacks his eternal self

Only the echo of the house remembers

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

I can do it myself

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

Me, me, me, just me

I can do it myself

I have