Mroczna aleja wczorajszego dnia

This composition is full of darkness, emotion, and poetic symbolism, perfectly fitting the album's atmosphere, which combines reflection with theatrical expression.
"Mroczna aleja wczorajszego dnia" (Dark Alley of Yesterday's Day) is a song that teeters on the edge of dream and reality, light and shadow. Roman Kołakowski's lyrics are full of metaphors about memory, desire, and spiritual cleansing, and Piotr Rubik's music gives it a dramatic pulse that resembles almost a ritual—something between a prayer and an incantation.

This is a song that doesn't tell a story directly, but instead draws you into a world of symbols, where the "garden of black roses" becomes a space of intimacy, and the "pagan baptism among the stars" a metaphor for rebirth. Bajor, like an actor in a monodrama, doesn't sing-he experiences, guiding the listener through an emotional labyrinth where each verse could be a spell or a confession.

This is a song that isn't afraid of darkness, because it seeks light within