Per Te Lascio Il Party Lyrics Ganlyrics

Per Te Lascio Il Party Lyrics by Tony Boy is a latest Italian song in the voice of Tony Boy. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Per Te Lascio Il Party song lyrics are also written by Tony Boy. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It is a song about the complexity of relationships and the tension between emotional attachment and personal freedom. The singer expresses a deep connection with someone, but struggles with the chaos and confusion that comes with their interactions. Despite being at a party, they choose to leave it for this person, but there’s a sense of inner conflict and dissatisfaction. The lyrics touch on the use of substances to cope with feelings and the difficulty of maintaining genuine connections in a world full of distractions and superficiality.

[Intro: Tony Boy]
SadTurs, ahahah
Ah

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah), yeah
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Lo continuiamo io e te (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Maledetto gioco di sguardi (Uoh, uoh)
Mi dici: ”Non voglio che parti” (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Ma sono savage, devo farli (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Occhi rossi, non guardarmi (Uoh, uoh)

Io e te non siamo come gli altri (Uh yeah, uh yeah)

[Strofa 1: Tony Boy]
Molly nel drink e vado avanti, son come tutti quanti
In cerca di qualcosa in più dal futuro davanti
Mandando in fumo tutti I piani più passano gli anni
Ho ancora I flash di te, no, non fotto coi rimpianti
Ci siamo sempre chiesti dove sei guardando quella foto
Dove sei sparito, come ti ha fatto cambiare il mondo?
Certe cose a volte è meglio che restino in un ricordo
Ho esagerato con varie sostanze, non ho più un ricordo
Oggi è un altro giorno in cui non posso, non posso
Fu*k le tue proposte, io non posso, non posso
Questi dicono una cosa, ma poi fanno l’opposto
Sono tutti in posa, pronti a fare la foto

[Ritornello: Tony Boy & Artie 5ive]
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah), yeah
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Lo continuiamo io e te (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Maledetto gioco di sguardi (Uoh, uoh)
Mi dici: “Non voglio che parti” (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Ma sono savage, devo farli (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Occhi rossi, non guardarmi (Uoh, uoh)
Io e te non siamo come gli altri (Uh yeah, uh yeah) (Ah)

[Strofa 2: Artie 5ive]
Per te lascio il party (Ah), non so dirti: “Mi manchi” (Ah)
Come fai tu, in fondo siamo uguali
Ti perdo anche se sei qui davanti a me
Sono cambiate troppe cose, adesso è tardi
Rimani qui se vuoi, ma non spogliarti (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Fumo tardi, vorrei addormentarmi (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Finisce che non ci riesco mai (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Ha-Hai deciso, quindi resti o vai? (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Per te lascio il party, lascio lì la styrofoam
Ho fumato troppo (Ah), non riesco a trovar l’iPhone
Entro nel negozio, esco che è vuoto
Sottovuoto I pacchi nel box
Muoio per un brother, die per un brother
Slide on a opp block, SRT fa le donut
Trap life, mi sveglio nella trap ogni giorno
Lascio il party, arrivo, baby, tieni aperto sotto

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah), yeah
Per te lascio il party (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Lo continuiamo io e te (Uh yeah, uh yeah)
Maledetto gioco di sguardi (Uoh, uoh)
Mi dici: “Non voglio che parti” (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Ma sono savage, devo farli (Oh yeah, oh yeah)
Occhi rossi, non guardarmi (Uoh, uoh)
Io e te non siamo come gli altri (Uh yeah, uh yeah)

Per Te Lascio Il Party Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tony Boy]
The intro sets a playful but slightly ironic tone, hinting at a deeper emotional undertone.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
In this chorus, Tony Boy repeatedly says he’ll leave the party for the person he’s talking to, suggesting a special connection that he wants to continue. The “game of looks” refers to the flirtatious, unspoken tension between them. Despite the desire to stay and not leave, he feels the need to act “savage”—as if his actions are driven by instinct or frustration. With “red eyes” (likely from substances), he signals that he’s in a different space than others, implying they share something unique that sets them apart.

[Strofa 1: Tony Boy]
In this verse, Tony Boy reflects on the passage of time and the changes it brings. He mentions using substances (“Molly in the drink”) as a way to keep moving forward, but acknowledges that his search for something more is clouded by the haze of partying. He talks about how time has blurred his memories and made him forget things, like the person he once cared for. Even though the relationship has faded, he still holds onto flashes of memories but insists he doesn’t dwell on regrets. There’s a sense of frustration with the world around him—people say one thing but do another, and many are more interested in appearances than genuine connections.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy & Artie 5ive]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the idea of leaving the party to be with this person, despite the distractions around them. Tony Boy’s repeated “red eyes” and the reference to feeling different from others continue the theme of emotional and physical exhaustion, suggesting he’s not part of the regular scene. The connection with this person feels special and different, which makes him feel isolated from the crowd.

[Strofa 2: Artie 5ive]
Artie 5ive’s verse expresses a sense of disconnection, even though the person is physically present. He acknowledges that they’re both the same, but he feels like he’s losing them despite their proximity. The situation has changed so much that it feels too late for anything to work, but he’s still caught between wanting them to stay and the emotional distance. He mentions smoking late and being unable to sleep, suggesting a troubled state of mind. He also describes moments of confusion, like losing his phone or finding an empty store, further emphasizing his sense of disorientation. He expresses loyalty to his close friends (“brother”) and the hard life he lives, staying true to the “trap” lifestyle, even though he’s torn about the relationship. There’s an ongoing struggle between his choices and desires.

[Ritornello: Tony Boy]
The chorus repeats once more, reinforcing the cycle of leaving the party for this person but facing emotional conflict. The “red eyes” and sense of separation from others are repeated, underscoring how out of place the singer feels, while still being drawn to this unique connection with someone who seems different from everyone else. The play on glances continues to symbolize the intense yet unspoken tension.