CHE SOLE OGGI Lyrics – Geolier Ganlyrics

CHE SOLE OGGI Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone by hinting that the speaker is about to explain something deep and important, but in a casual way. He acknowledges the conversation might be lengthy but invites the listener to understand it if they are willing to listen. The phrase “È troppo lungo ‘o discorso” suggests a complex or detailed story, signaling that there’s more to come.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, the artist starts by talking about organizing things based on their importance. He suggests that wisdom lies in knowing what matters most and maintaining balance in life. The line “La saggezza è l’equilibrio” reflects this idea. He also mentions how life can be unpredictable, comparing it to a dam that could break at any moment, but until then, everything is on alert, just like in a jungle where danger is always lurking. He emphasizes the concept of excess being the opposite of lack, hinting that too much can be just as harmful as too little. There’s a mention of the struggle of dealing with singerity (“le guardie”) and how he’s learned to navigate tough situations on his own. The lines about “mancanza” and “l’eccesso” reflect his inner conflict with balancing life’s extremes. He closes by reflecting on his own experiences and lessons, mentioning how he didn’t start flying until he had fallen, which suggests that failure is part of learning and growing.

[Ritornello]
The chorus is about feeling lost or out of sync, as if he’s still dealing with the aftermath of something. He mentions being in “fuso orario,” which suggests disorientation or a sense of being out of place. He talks about carrying burdens, both emotional and physical (“tutt”e ccose ingopp’e spalla”), and how these weigh him down. He hopes that today isn’t just another bad day but wishes for a brighter outlook. The recurring theme of carrying these burdens only seems to end when he dies, implying the exhaustion and heaviness of life’s struggles.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, the artist reflects on how he’s learned to defend himself from things that his eyes can’t see and his ears can’t hear, perhaps referring to unseen emotional pain or struggles. He brings in the imagery of the sun, suggesting that it makes everything look beautiful, but he questions whether faith or a higher power is truly there to listen or help. He writes down his thoughts, trying to stretch time, as if he wants to delay the inevitable—death. The lines about a “mullica” (crumb) turning into something small and insignificant point to his thoughts on human nature and survival. It hints at how the simple things in life can seem less painful when shared, but the struggle of being human is relentless, suggesting a deep existential reflection.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats here, reinforcing the feelings of disorientation and burden. The artist expresses how he’s still adjusting, not just to the physical world, but to the weight of his own experiences and emotions. He feels weighed down by carrying all these responsibilities and struggles, which are symbolized by the phrase “tutt”e ccose ingopp’e spalla,” indicating that life feels heavy. The line about it only ending “when he dies” shows the ongoing cycle of hardship he’s facing, without clear resolution or relief.