Dolce E Amara Lyrics – Capo Plaza Ganlyrics

Dolce E Amara Lyrics by Capo Plaza is a latest Italian song in the voice of Capo Plaza. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Dolce E Amara song lyrics are also written by Capo Plaza. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. Dolce e Amara by Capo Plaza reflects the bittersweet nature of life, love, and the struggles of personal growth. The lyrics describe the ups and downs of his journey, balancing the sweetness and bitterness of life, much like a challenging relationship. The singer navigates through tough experiences, with references to emotional pain, the harshness of the streets, and fleeting moments of joy. While life can feel unpredictable and unfair, there’s a sense of resilience in the face of hardship. Ultimately, the song explores the complex nature of love and life, where both beauty and difficulty coexist.

[Intro]
Yeah, yeah
Uno, due, uno, due, ah, ah
Yeah, yeah

[Strofa 1]
E non č facile
Sě, č come un fight, tieniti le lacrime
Non vedo piů la luce, sě, sprofondo come Antartide
Al collo ‘ste collane, circolo polare artico
Baby, mi godo gli attimi, so che il finale č tragico, eh, eh
Mangio (??), sennň mi fottono

Soldi son stretti dall’elastico, fai il G e sei un tonno
Ricordo che pensavo: “Č un attimo”, mo sto su un attico
Baby, no panico, lo so, ‘sto posto č avido
Hai paura? Sei tu la mia tortura o la fortuna
Ti porto, sě, a due passi dalla luna, č un’avventura, yeah
Lo so che te sei buona, sě, sě, come quando č pura
Non so chi sarŕ Giuda, poi mi chiederŕ scusa, yeah

[Pre-Ritornello]
Sei dolce e amara
Sě, come la vita, come la strada, yeah
Sei bella e strana
Sě, come la vita che non ripaga, yeah

[Ritornello]
Sei dolce e amara
Sě, come la vita, come la strada, yeah
Sei bella e strana
Sě, come una sfida che non ripaga, yeah
Sei dolce e amara
(Sei dolce e amara, sei dolce e amara, yeah)
Sei bella e strana, come una sfida che non ripaga mai

[Strofa 2]
E ‘sta vita mo ripaga

Sě, son ritornato a galla
Avevo sogni e zaino in spalla
Avevo sete, niente acqua
Una visione (??) mi č uscita
E non per tutti, non č standard
Non mi ami, qua č un casino
Se salvezza, č una disgrazia
E non lo so, baby
Sei dolce e amara, bene o male, dentro al quartiere
Se non sai niente, non parlare, lei, sě, ha un Cartier
Cosě di classe, cosě infame
Non so piů da dove uscire, non so se ricominciare, yeah, yeah
E mentre penso, spengo e accendo
E mentre parlo, giŕ hai capito quello che mi porto dentro, yeah, yeah
E l’auto mo tocca I duecento
Prima ne ho bevuti cento, perché non sanno che sento, ah

[Pre-Ritornello]
Sei dolce e amara
Sě, come la vita, come la strada, yeah
Sei bella e strana
Sě, come la vita che non ripaga, yeah

[Ritornello]
Sei dolce e amara
Sě, come la vita, come la strada, yeah
Sei bella e strana
Sě, come una sfida che non ripaga, yeah
Sei dolce e amara
(Sei dolce e amara, sei dolce e amara, yeah)
Sei bella e strana, come una sfida che non ripaga mai

Dolce E Amara Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This intro sets a catchy tone, repeating energetic phrases (“Yeah, yeah” and “Uno, due, uno, due”) that build up excitement, getting the listener ready for the song’s rhythm and vibe.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Capo Plaza opens up about the struggles he faces in life, comparing it to a fight where he has to hide his emotions. He feels lost, unable to see the light, almost sinking like the Antarctic ice. Despite the hardships, he embraces the moments he has, knowing the outcome will be tragic. The mention of tight money and the pressure to act tough suggests how difficult it is to make it in a world that constantly challenges him. Reflecting on past dreams, he remembers thinking things would be easy, but now he’s in a higher position (like living in an attic), yet the greed around him is overwhelming. He is conflicted about a person he is with, questioning whether they bring him pain or fortune, but also fantasizing about an adventurous escape with her.

[Pre-Ritornello]
The pre-chorus sums up the theme of the song, describing something or someone as both sweet and bitter—just like life and the struggles of the street. It highlights how life can be beautiful but also difficult, unpredictable, and harsh.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, the repeated phrase “sweet and bitter” perfectly captures the dual nature of life itself—full of ups and downs. Capo Plaza compares this to the challenges of the streets and the pursuit of dreams, where beauty and difficulty are inseparable. Life and love are presented as complex, with things that look appealing but come with struggles that might not pay off, making it feel like a constant challenge.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Capo Plaza reflects on his return to success after struggling. He had big dreams but faced a lot of hardship, like thirst without water. His vision and journey are unique to him, and not everyone can understand his path. Love is complicated, and he sees it as chaotic. He describes the neighborhood’s greed and warns others not to speak if they don’t know what’s happening. He hints at a person who has luxury items (like a Cartier) and contrasts that with his own feeling of being lost. The verse reveals his internal struggle—thinking about his choices, his next moves, and trying to escape through distractions, like speeding in a car, to numb the emotions he’s dealing with.

[Pre-Ritornello]
This pre-chorus is similar to the first, once again comparing the sweetness and bitterness of life to the streets, showing how nothing is ever as simple as it seems.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats the same message: life is sweet and bitter, much like a challenge that doesn’t necessarily pay off. It emphasizes how love, life, and the streets are unpredictable, full of contradictions, and never give you what you expect. The repetitive nature of the chorus reflects the ongoing cycle of struggle and desire for something better, even if the results aren’t always satisfying.