Bezczel references the tragic figure of Zaucha directly in the lyrics, paying respect to the artist while delivering a "sad history" through a late-night lens. Byłaś serca biciem - Bezczel - Spotify

Bezczel’s verses use the metaphor of a recurring, faded dream to describe a connection that only exists in the subconscious.

The lyrics highlight the irony of dreaming about someone when both parties "mean nothing to each other today".

The track contrasts past joy ("spring, life, laughter") with the current "salt-bitter words" and a "sad story like November rain". Production and Homage

The core of the track is the sampled chorus from Andrzej Zaucha’s iconic original.

"Byłaś serca biciem," a collaboration between producer and rapper Bezczel , is a modern rap interpretation of the legendary 1980s hit by Andrzej Zaucha. Released in 2015 as part of the Rap Najlepszej Marki vol. 2 compilation from Step Records , the track bridges the gap between classic Polish pop and contemporary hip-hop. Nostalgia and Modern Grief

The song serves as a melancholic exploration of past love and the lingering "echoes" of a relationship that has long since ended. While the original Zaucha version carried a more soulful, almost upbeat groove, this rendition leans into the somber reality of emotional distance.

Produced by Rozbójnik Alibaba (an alias of Robert M), the track features live guitar work by , which adds an organic layer to the electronic and hip-hop foundation.