’A FOTOGRAFIA Lyrics – LIBERATO Ganlyrics

’A FOTOGRAFIA Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
The singer recalls memories tied to a specific place, his house near a pharmacy, where a photograph holds emotional value. The photograph symbolizes past experiences, scars, and the passage of time. Everything has changed, but some things, like the colors and feelings, are impossible to forget. He reflects on how he spent years preparing for something, but now fears that it’s too late.

[Ritornello 1]
The chorus reveals the singer’s realization that the world has changed, though he doesn’t fully understand why. He admits that he’s a little different now but remains unchanged in his feelings for the person in the photograph. The song itself is like a photograph—a moment in time that captures everything, yet the person he remembers is no longer there.

[Strofa 2]
The singer finds a ticket on his desk, a symbol of how his life has changed. He reflects on how much things have transformed, acknowledging the bittersweet nature of this change. Looking back at the photograph, he feels a mix of melancholy and acceptance.

[Ritornello 2]
The chorus continues to express the emotional distance between the singer and the person he once knew. Time has passed, and he struggles to remember the details of their eyes—whether they were green or blue. Despite these fading memories, the song remains a tribute to a time when they were together, yet the person is no longer in his life.

[Special]
This part seems like a prayer or plea for mercy, with references to suffering and the search for peace. The singer calls for divine intervention, asking for a sign of clemency, possibly reflecting personal pain or confusion. There’s a sense of desperation, with repeated calls for help, mixed with emotional frustration and anger, as if trying to make sense of the changes and the challenges of life. The mention of “Cavaliere della Croce” suggests a knightly figure, perhaps symbolizing sacrifice or a higher calling.

[Ritornello]
This chorus again highlights the changes in the world, with the singer feeling somewhat different. Though time has shifted him and the world, his feelings remain steady. He repeats that the song, like the photograph, captures the past, but the person he sings about is no longer there.

[Outro]
The outro simply repeats that the person is no longer there, emphasizing the finality of their absence. There’s a sense of closure in these lines, as the singer reflects on the loss and the reality of the situation, accepting that the person is gone for good.