Lo So Che Lyrics – Capo Plaza Ganlyrics

Lo So Che Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Capo Plaza briefly expresses his awareness of his situation, acknowledging that he knows what’s going on around him but doesn’t delve deeper into it. The repetition of “Lo so che” (I know that) shows his understanding, yet there’s a sense of quiet acceptance about the reality he’s facing.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, Capo Plaza reflects on the harshness of life, describing it as something that “devours” him. He contrasts the people in his life, noting that some bring out the best in him, while others bring out the worst. He’s experienced enough to know who is real and who is fake. Despite the betrayals, he chooses to forgive, but he makes it clear that he never forgets. The pressure is high, with “all eyes on him,” and he feels the weight of it. However, he remains determined to keep going, aware that time is limited, and he has little left to waste. He’s tough, resilient, and not easily knocked down, even though the challenges keep coming.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Capo Plaza talks about the loneliness that comes with success. Although he tries to appear fine, deep down, things aren’t going well. He feels surrounded by fake people, pretending to be his friends or supporters, but they only show up when it’s convenient for them. The verse highlights his struggles with trust and betrayal. He’s learned not to share details about his money or his life because people only seem interested when there’s something to gain. Capo remains focused, keeping his eyes wide open and aware of the dangers around him. While everyone is against him, he doesn’t give up or allow himself to be distracted. Instead, he plans to make an impact, not by seeking pleasure but by surprising people with his actions and accomplishments.

[Ritornello]
The second repetition of the chorus emphasizes the ongoing internal battle Capo Plaza faces. Life continues to challenge him, but he’s resolute in his determination. He’s learned to cope with the negativity, staying focused on his goals. While he acknowledges that different people bring out different sides of him, he’s careful not to let others get to him. The weight of fame and the pressure of his situation continue to loom, but he keeps moving forward, aware of how fleeting everything can be.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Capo Plaza talks about how his life, despite all the success and material wealth, feels empty. He mentions the emptiness of his indulgences, like vodka and smoking, acknowledging that they don’t fill the void inside him. There’s a strong sense of disillusionment as he remembers simpler, more genuine times. Capo reveals that he’s often alone, moving from one place to the next, while others are left behind. His life is filled with distractions and materialism, but none of it brings true satisfaction. The verse speaks to the reality of loneliness that fame brings, even if surrounded by luxury. He reflects on how he’s always given everything to others, only to receive nothing in return, and how people have tried to bring him down. Despite this, he’s become stronger, profiting even more as he keeps working. He knows that people’s jealousy and negativity will only destroy them in the end. Capo also points out how he’s always been on his own, never receiving support or shortcuts. Despite the hardships, he walks with confidence and style, showing that he’s made it on his own, without any help or easy routes.

[Ritornello]
The final chorus reiterates the core message of the song. Capo Plaza’s journey has been tough, filled with betrayals, pressure, and loneliness. Yet, he’s determined to stay strong and focused. He continues to forgive but never forgets those who’ve wronged him. The challenges of fame and success are unrelenting, but he remains resolute. He knows that his time is precious, and he’s not about to waste it. Despite everything, he keeps moving forward, staying true to himself and his goals.