Przebąkiwał means 'mumbled' or 'hinted'. It's a less common verb that suggests someone is saying something quietly or indirectly, often because they are hesitant or trying to avoid a direct confrontation.
In the song, the protagonist's ex-lover "przebąkiwał" (mumbled/hinted) that he was in the process of getting a divorce. This word perfectly captures his evasive and insincere nature, as he tries to manipulate her with vague promises while still being married.
Have you ever been so charmed by someone that you ignored all the red flags? QINGA's song "Róże" (which means Roses in Polish) tells the story of falling for a guy who seems perfect on the surface. He's got big muscles, a cool leather jacket, and a way with words that makes her head spin. He's as skillful with his charm as the famous soccer player Maradona was with a ball, and she falls for him completely.
But as the story unfolds, the perfect image starts to crack. Her mom warned her he was a player, and it turns out she was right! Despite his promises and the four roses he gave her, she discovers he's not only a liar but also has a wife. In the end, she finds her strength, kicks him out, and tells him to take his roses back to his wife. It's a powerful and relatable anthem about recognizing your worth and walking away from a beautiful lie.