È FINITA LA PACE Lyrics Ganlyrics

È FINITA LA PACE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Marracash repeats that he’s singing a sad song, emphasizing the depth of his sadness. The repetition of the word “triste” (sad) shows that his feelings are overwhelming, and he connects his sorrow to the emotion itself, suggesting that this sadness is all-encompassing and personal.

[Strofa 1]
Here, Marracash reflects on how peace is gone, and everything seems to be falling apart. He mentions the loss of something small, like a dog, as a symbol of a larger loss of comfort or stability. The line about selling a “free apartment” in his chest suggests he feels emotionally empty, offering himself with no real sense of belonging or attachment. He criticizes people’s fake behaviors, calling out how they lie and pretend, using terms like “woke” vs. “alt-right” and referencing manipulative propaganda. The mention of Gaza highlights the world’s indifference to injustice, while people focus on meaningless distractions like reality TV. He portrays this chaotic reality as a crash, where nothing makes sense, similar to the violent world in “Attack on Titan.”

[Pre-Ritornello]
In the pre-chorus, the artist repeats that he’s singing a sad song. This reinforces his emotional state and the personal nature of his sadness. The repetition shows that sadness is a constant theme in the song, and it connects his own emotions to the overall tone of the track.

[Ritornello]
This chorus describes a feeling of hopelessness and loneliness. Marracash talks about leaving home without love or comfort, carrying emotional baggage that weighs him down. His dark thoughts, expressed through “bad dreams” and preparing for impact, show that he feels mentally and emotionally unprepared for life’s challenges. He believes his sadness is so deep that no one else could be as sad as him.

[Strofa 2]
Marracash explores the idea of clinging to extreme ideas or violence to maintain one’s identity in a world full of contradictions. He references the conflict between consumerism and deeper meaning, suggesting that people are either fake or utterly meaningless. The “eternal battle” between indifference (“beh”) and uncertainty (“mah”) shows the struggle for meaning in a chaotic world where even survival feels like a battle.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, the artist reiterates his feelings of isolation and disconnection. Leaving home without affection, with a burdened heart, and preparing for something inevitable, the repetition of his sadness is reinforced. The idea that no one else is as sad as him emphasizes his deep, personal sense of loss and disillusionment.

[Strofa 3]
In this verse, Marracash reflects on how people have become disconnected from reality, unable to see what truly matters. He mentions how moments in life—like summer—will never return, signaling the loss of something valuable and irreplaceable. He questions if the person he’s speaking to also feels the same sadness, suggesting that despite their outward appearance, they may share his inner emptiness.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the theme of sadness, with the artist once again stating that he’s singing a sad song. This repetition reinforces the emotional weight of the track, leaving the listener with the same sense of sorrow and reflection that runs throughout the song.