Segnali Di Fumo Lyrics – Tony Boy Ganlyrics

Segnali Di Fumo Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Tony Boy greets someone called Wairaki, asking how they are (“qué tal, loco”), setting a casual, upbeat tone. He then sings about moments that feel significant, telling someone not to cry, expressing a sense of reassurance and emotional connection. The use of “baby, don’t cry” shows a caring, comforting vibe as he addresses the listener or someone close to him.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, Tony Boy reflects on his rise from a difficult past. He mentions the chaos around him while he remains calm, no longer involved in petty conflicts (“beef”), except with singerity figures like the state and police. Growing up without luxury, he now enjoys success, symbolized by his knowledge of the streets and his new life with expensive brands like Louis Vuitton. He expresses gratitude for his fans, but despite his wealth, he sometimes struggles with the pressures of fame. The mention of private parties and fast cars like Audis and Ferraris shows his new lifestyle, but there’s a sense of disorientation too, as he tries to balance it all.

[Ritornello]
The chorus is about feeling conflicted and expressing emotions. Tony Boy sings about things that feel different from the past (“mai e poi mai”), reassuring someone not to cry. He acknowledges that when he leaves his comfort zone, things can spiral out of control, reflecting the uncertainty of his life. The phrase “sending signals of smoke” suggests he’s trying to communicate his struggles, but in a way that might not be clear or direct.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Tony Boy explores the emotional turmoil he’s experiencing. He feels overwhelmed by the world around him, symbolized by “roses, thorns, and claws,” representing both beauty and pain. His heart is broken and hidden in various places, indicating emotional pain he’s not sharing openly. He warns about the danger of dreams coming true, perhaps because they come with unexpected consequences. There’s also a sense of frustration with others’ expectations, as he feels pressured and unable to follow their rules. In the end, he admits to repeating mistakes, caught in a cycle or loop he can’t escape.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the emotional struggle Tony Boy is going through. He tells someone not to cry, but the sense of chaos remains as he hints that everything changes when he steps out of his comfort zone. His “eyes are off,” a sign of his inner exhaustion, and once again, he sends “signals of smoke,” hinting that he’s struggling to communicate his feelings in a meaningful way.