Nati Bastardi Lyrics – Capo Plaza Ganlyrics

Nati Ba*tardi 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 Nati Ba*tardi song lyrics are also written by Capo Plaza. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In Nati Ba*tardi, Capo Plaza reflects on his rise to fame and the challenges that come with it. He talks about selling his emotions to avoid getting hurt, emphasizing the distance between himself and others. The song explores themes of material success, cold relationships, and staying focused despite hardships. He mentions the expensive lifestyle—Dolce & Gabbana, Hermès, and Prada—while also highlighting the emptiness that comes with it. Despite his success, Capo recognizes that he’s lost a lot along the way and remains wary of fake love and shallow connections.

[Intro]
Sick Luke, Sick Luke

[Ritornello: Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
Baby, nati ba*tardi (Nati ba*tardi)
Non chiedermi quello che non posso darti (Non posso darti, no)
Oh, baby, cosě distanti (Cosě distanti)
Ho venduto I sentimenti perché non voglio ammalarmi mai (Ah, ah)

[Strofa 1: Capo Plaza]
Young rich life, tutto Dolce&Gabbana (Fu*k)
So sei chic, baby, dolce e cattiva

Dopo un kiss giŕ ti ho mandato a casa
Sogni Hermčs, Prada dolcevita
Ma non sai della vita, resta chiuso nel circo (Ah)
La ruota gira, ma nessuno ha mai vinto (No)
Non č amore vero come le sue labbra finte (Oh)
Al collo c’ho il gelo, non metto le collanine, yeah (Ah)
Prima in motorino, mo se passo, senti il rombo (Rombo)
Classe, Portofino d’estate, vista da urlo (Oh, s*it)
Pu*sy, č inutile criticare, fai del tuo meglio (Okay)
Come se basta commentare e risolvi tutto, yeah
Ah-ah, ora quante cose ho perso (Perso)
Anni che ci provo, ma non c’č nessun rimedio (No, no), yeah
Giuro, ci perdi la testa (A tratti)
Meglio non pensarci, porto a termine il progetto (Yeah, yeah)

[Ritornello: Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
Baby, nati ba*tardi (Nati ba*tardi)
Non chiedermi quello che non posso darti (Non posso darti, no)
Oh, baby, cosě distanti (Cosě distanti)
Ho venduto I sentimenti perché non voglio ammalarmi mai (Go, go, go)

[Strofa 2: Tony Effe]
Sono il top del top, sono l’uomo del momento (Esatto)
Entro e faccio gol, sono il vero investimento
Pavimento in marmo nel nuovo appartamento

Ovvio, l’ho preso a Roma centro (Ovvio)
Cosa vuoi sentire, “Sono il boss”? L’ho giŕ detto (Sě, sě)
Quando morirň, mi faranno un monumento
Sto a Milano, ma non cambio il mio accento (Palese)
Parlo poco perché gli infami mi sentono
Troppo Tuci, non riesco piů a andare a tempo
Tutto Gucci, quanto cazzo sono bello? (Esatto)
Lo ripeto, sono un tipo violento
Plaza e Tony andiamo al cento per cento (Sě)

[Pre-Ritornello: Capo Plaza, Tony Effe, Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
Siamo nati ba*tardi (Siamo nati ba*tardi)
Coi problemi piů grandi (Coi problemi piů grandi)
Un milione di amanti, un milione di volte, un milione di sbagli

[Ritornello: Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
Baby, nati ba*tardi (Nati ba*tardi)
Non chiedermi quello che non posso darti (Non posso darti, no)
Oh, baby, cosě distanti (Cosě distanti)
Ho venduto I sentimenti perché non voglio ammalarmi mai (No, no)

[Outro]
Sick Luke, Sick Luke

Nati Bastardi Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro simply repeats the name “Sick Luke,” who is the producer of the track.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, Capo Plaza reflects on his emotional distance and how he’s built walls around himself. He’s clear about not being able to offer what others might want from him, as he has detached himself from emotions to avoid getting hurt.

[Strofa 1]
Capo Plaza talks about the glamorous, luxurious lifestyle he’s now living, from wearing Dolce & Gabbana to dreaming about expensive brands like Hermès and Prada. However, he recognizes the emptiness of these material pursuits, comparing life to a circus where no one truly wins. He mentions how love feels fake, comparing it to fake lips, and how he no longer wears necklaces because his “cold” demeanor makes him untouchable. He reflects on how far he’s come, from riding a scooter to having a powerful presence. He expresses frustration with criticism and acknowledges the losses he’s experienced, but insists that he’s pushing forward to complete his goals.

[Ritornello]
Once again, Capo Plaza emphasizes his emotional detachment. He repeats that he’s unable to give what people expect from him because he’s sold his emotions to protect himself from getting hurt.

[Strofa 2]
Tony Effe boasts about his status and success. He compares himself to a top performer, making goals and investments in luxury, such as marble floors in his new apartment. He’s confident and proud of his accomplishments, claiming that people will remember him even after he’s gone. Despite living in Milan, he refuses to change his accent, showing pride in his roots. He’s cautious about who he talks to, especially because of “infamous” people, and emphasizes his aggression and confidence in everything he does.

[Pre-Ritornello]
The pre-chorus reflects on their difficult upbringing, highlighting that they were born into hardship with big problems. Despite their success, they’ve made many mistakes and have been in countless complicated relationships.

[Ritornello]
In this final chorus, Capo Plaza reiterates his emotional distance and inability to give what others might want. He repeats how he’s sold his feelings to avoid emotional pain and continues to maintain that distance.

[Outro]
The outro, like the intro, simply repeats the producer’s name, “Sick Luke.”