Parole Vuote (La Solitudine)

Read the lyrics Parole Vuote (La Solitudine). Is Its Classy Lyrics Are Written by Tedua, Capo Plaza & Shune. Is Its Official Music Video Has been Released On November 28, 2023. And Present On The YouTube Channel. And lyrics can be seen above here.

[Verse 1]
I have made this choice and I have to go quickly to aspire to the top
If you are able to follow me, then I will never leave you alone again
And I’ll make choices quickly with my head banging on your window
You haven’t understood me yet, all I have left is an honest new life
And it’s no coincidence that I don’t call you or invade your space anymore
I am dear and so grateful to that past, but it’s been so long
That you wouldn’t see me like this, you wouldn’t be able to tell me whose fault it was
And I don’t care, it matters that he won’t come back
So face that present and be aware
Because nothing is solved with things done halfway
Baby, I’ll wait for you at the poets’ tavern
The pen with which I write my poems
The powers you possess are full of mysteries
And you don’t hide, but you freeze the Eskimos
Months and months, but where were you?Not to mention yesterday
You showed up more stoned and you didn’t know (Ah)
How much harm it can do to you
Loneliness is not the solution to problems

Explanation of Verse 1
Tedua begins by expressing a sense of urgency and determination to reach the top. .He mentions making choices snappily and emphasizes the need for those around him to keep up. Despite a history filled with gratefulness, Tedua seems to have receded from it. The lines about not calling or overrunning someone’s space suggest a break from a former relationship or association. The narrator reflects on the passage of time, admitting changes and the impossibility of returning to history.

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m returning alone
And I don’t see myself in people
That I met along the way
And they left me only empty words (Words)
Every time I try
Even if I make mistakes, I learn again
But at the first mistake it slips and goes

Explanation of Pre-Chorus
Tedua discusses returning alone and the difficulty of changing their connection with people he meets along the way.The struggle to relate to others is expressed through the emptiness of words changed.

[Refrain]
How much more harm loneliness will do you
Na, na, na, na, na, na
Loneliness, loneliness
Loneliness

Explanation of Refrain
The chorus repeats the theme of loneliness and questions the detriment it can beget. .The reiteration of” Na, na, na, na, na, na” adds a lyrical and metrical element to the emotional lyrics.

[Verse 2]
Even if you are no longer the same as you once were
The blow of the knuckle was imprinted on the door
When you still took drugs and turned around
And then you shouted: “Go away, it’s not you”
This is my duel with suffering
Of an addiction that is hurting me
That’s keeping me against the wall
Come here, yes, but sit down and have a drink, it’s slow going
But at the piano bar, would you like to tell me what’s wrong?Grew up in those rough places, in the landscapes, in the surrounding area
Ghosts want to harm me, taste the wine
You have no one close to whom you can confide
You are lost, you have asked too much of someone without ever reciprocating
Maybe you don’t believe in fate, but you are not self-sufficient on your own
Enough to turn your back on a friend?
And I thought you figured out how to love yourself to love a neighbor first
At the last circle I’ll look for you until the morning along the way, the wind on the score

Explanation of Verse 2
Tedua describes a once incident involving a battle, conceivably fueled by substance use. The lyrics convey the pain of dependence, the impact it has on connections, and the challenge of prostrating it. . The narrator invites someone to a piano bar to partake in their troubles, emphasizing the significance of communication.

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m returning alone
And I don’t see myself in people
That I met along the way
And they left me only empty words (Words)
Every time I try
Even if I make mistakes, I learn again
But at the first mistake it slips and goes

Explanation of Pre-Chorus
Tedua discusses returning alone and the difficulty of changing their connection with people he meets along the way.The struggle to relate to others is expressed through the emptiness of words changed.

[Refrain]
How much more harm loneliness will do you
Na, na, na, na, na, na
Loneliness, loneliness

Explanation of Refrain
The chorus repeats the theme of loneliness and questions the detriment it can beget. .The reiteration of” Na, na, na, na, na, na” adds a lyrical and metrical element to the emotional lyrics.

[Verse 3]
Yeah yeah
And I’m between a rock and a hard place, from filthy cellars
She wasn’t the only one, now I smoke alone
The more the bill swells, the more alone I am, I remain humble
I pray for friends that the judge has everything in his hands
This money runs, it doesn’t sleep
I lost them brothers and, no, they are not coming back
Inside my iris is a dollar
I was born for this and I don’t sell myself, no
Sitting in my seat, they don’t fuck with me
Now we are alone and the room is getting warmer
Outside I hear shots and the sixth ambulance of the day passes
And there’s another knife in the belly
They all betrayed me, but don’t you, yeah, yeah

Explanation of Verse 3
Capo Plaza enters with a verse that continues the theme of struggle and insulation.

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m returning alone
And I don’t see myself in people
That I met along the way
And they left me only empty words (Words)
Every time I try
Even if I make mistakes, I learn again
But at the first mistake it slips and goes

Explanation of Pre-Chorus
Tedua discusses returning alone and the difficulty of changing their connection with people he meets along the way.The struggle to relate to others is expressed through the emptiness of words changed.

[Refrain]
How much more harm loneliness will do you
Na, na, na, na, na, na
Loneliness, loneliness

Explanation of Refrain
The chorus repeats the theme of loneliness and questions the detriment it can beget. .The reiteration of” Na, na, na, na, na, na” adds a lyrical and metrical element to the emotional lyrics.

[Outro]
That’s Shune, am I right?

Explanation of Outro
The outro concludes with a reference to” Shune,” maybe a name or a reference to a participated experience.