Basti/Zet - Witold Pilecki gość: Zet (prod. Koshe) / Osobisty zbiór wartości

Verse 1 - Zet

Night has come, the wagons have been rushing open ...
Witold Pilecki, among the inmates
Black uniforms pulled him out by force
that he would painfully walk to Auschwitz
but he went there eagerly

There was no question of waiting for death
His values ​​and qualities were hostile to disgust
The heavy cross was the only right way
He did not choose a golden crown, he put on a thorn one

The Germans beat them with clubs
- he was smiling
Innate Bravura is a heroic quality
Once in the middle of the night, they dragged him out to the frost
Over two hundred inmates did not survive the slaughter

And the Conspiracy was gaining in importance
Although Pilecki was sentenced, he was getting closer to the goal of Bo ...
Faith gave him strength that he had salvation in pain
Defending patterns, A. Not deliberately doing evil

He only brought out what was good at home
And he lived every day with a hostile breath on his neck
Faithful to Poland ...
Authority Worthy
A great soldier is not comfortable for many

He got to know himself by putting himself to the test
Thank you for this testimony - I drink from it like from springs
To be good it is not enough not to do wrong
This evil must be answered with good ..


Chorus - Basti


He beat the Bolshevik and fought against the Germans
A brave soldier devoted to his homeland
A volunteer to Auschwitz
Warsaw insurgent
He ended his life in Ubecka Kaźni

Faithful to the Oath to the end
Deep Faith and steadfast heart
In Polish People's Republic he was accused of treason
condemned to death by the red plague!


Verse 2 - Basti


He took the oath of a soldier in independent Poland
That is why he continued to work in the Conspiracy after the war
A Man of Deep Faith and a Steadfast Soldier
He only did what was good for his motherland

He never did anything for promotions and honors
Independent Poland was guided by this in his life
There were no compromises on this subject
He did not want a People's Poland governed by bandits

He submitted the Reports to the Polish government in London
And on his heels, red pigs were constantly trampling on him
He knew perfectly well that when he was caught, he would die
Mimi was doing what he thought he should be doing

When he was a teenager he fought the Bolsheviks
Second War of merit in the September Campaign
Later, a volunteer to Auschwitz
Warsaw insurgent
And at the end of his life, he was tortured in a security service

Demonstration Trial They wanted to make him a traitor
with the nails torn out, he heard the lie after the lie
Until the end he was himself, faithful to Poland, he spoke the truth
Their fight ended with a shot in the back of the head ...

He read about "Following Christ" by Thomas of Kempis
He ordered his wife to read it also by their children
He tried to live so that at the hour of death
"He could have been rather happy than afraid" - Witold Pilecki


Chorus - Basti


He beat the Bolshevik and fought against the Germans
A brave soldier devoted to his homeland
A volunteer to Auschwitz
Warsaw insurgent
He ended his life in Ubecka Kaźni

Faithful to the Oath to the end
Deep Faith and steadfast heart
In Polish People's Republic he was accused of treason
condemned to death by the red plague!