Léto 95 [English translation]

The band Kelly Family played on the radio,

there were no cell phones back then

and if we said at 5:00 sharp, we were at five

behind the house to smoke some cigarettes secretly.

Cassette players, paper instead of computer

and everything was handled personally and immediately,

no a Facebook wall.

And that (very) world was better than now,

but it won't be so bad,

the world spins differently, it's hard to get used to,

just don't tell me it's none of your business.

"Baywatch" on TV,

"Beverly Hills 90210",

"Short Circuit" on VHS tapes,

the best car back then was Škoda Felicia.

With "Čágo Belo šílenci" we greeted each other

and Karel Gott won "Golden Nightingale" (That hasn't changed)

The Internet still wore baby diapers,

when the first erotic lines emerged.

And that world was better than now,

but it won't be so bad,

the world spins differently, it's hard to get used to,

just don't tell me it's none of your business. [x2]

And the day lasted at least a thousand years

that summer of '95

and the wishes came true while you waited,

or right awaaay!

And that world was better than now,

but it won't be so bad,

the world spins differently, it's hard to get used to,

just don't tell me it's none of your business. [x4]