text: Yo, check it out, let me break it down for you
  In Eastern Europe, the infection profile is true
  It's different from other parts, that's a fact
  Polish investigations say pollution ups the respiratory disease impact
  
  Hungary and Romania got something to say
  'Bout Streptococcus pneumoniae, it's a bit cray
  Antibiotic resistance, it's on the rise
  They documented a dramatic increase, no surprise
  
  But in Poland, the resistance is a little lower
  Pneumococci isolates, they ain't as bolder
  But watch out for Streptococcus pyogenes and pals
  They're showing more tetracycline resistance, that spells trouble
  
  Polish Haemophilus influenzae, 20% resist ampicillin
  Moraxella catarrhalis, a high percentage ain't thrillin'
  They both got strains that don't back down
  Ampicillin resistance, they own the crown
  
  Now let's talk about Staphylococcus aureus, it's a beast
  Methicillin-resistant, it's known as MRSA in the East
  In Poland, 22% of S. aureus strains be MRSA
  Two major clones, different resistance, no drama
  
  The pattern of resistance, it tells a tale
  Management policies and drug use, they prevail
  But with economic and political changes, we might see a shift
  Better infection control, antibiotic policies, a gift
  
  Eastern Europe's got potential for better days
  More efficient control, delay the resistance phase
  With information and resources, they'll make a stand
  Limit bacterial resistance, that's the plan