2 GIORNI DI FILA Lyrics – Geolier

2 GIORNI DI FILA Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: Geolier]
This part is about feeling trapped in a cycle of love and disappointment. The singer keeps promising that it’s the last time he gets hurt, but it never is. His phone and heart feel full, like there’s no space for the other person, and even the alphabet seems to miss a letter for them. He notices the other person hides their good traits while he hides his flaws. People like them don’t follow rules; they know how to fight for everything yet still manage to hold on. He reflects on life feeling empty, but experiences moments that make him dream big, like seeing faraway places. The other person takes selfies just to keep memories on their phone until they’re gone. People like them are always late, and he thinks about the other person constantly, while they hardly think of him. They see themselves in the mirror many times, thinking they’re beautiful but could be better. The singer feels the imbalance in attention and effort, noticing their self-absorption while he invests emotionally. This stanza shows a mix of longing, frustration, and observation of differences between them.

[Pre-Ritornello 1: Geolier]
Here, he talks about how the other person always seems emotionally still, like they don’t move even if everything falls apart. He has thought about them so much that it feels like they are next to him like a ghost. He wonders how they are, showing both care and distance at the same time. It’s a mix of curiosity and lingering attachment.

[Ritornello 1: Sfera Ebbasta]
The chorus reflects the imbalance in their relationship. The other person always takes more than they give, acting like they’re unaffected even in emotional situations. He feels like they take everything for granted. He admits he has changed because they changed, and being close to them felt dangerous to his emotions, almost like it could destroy him. Despite this, they both know why the relationship is so complicated and painful, yet it still affects them deeply.

[Strofa 2: Sfera Ebbasta & ANNA]
This part describes the breakup as inevitable and painful. It ended like a movie with no happy ending, leaving nothing to share or hold on to. He becomes just a memory, replaced in the other person’s life like a background photo. He notices they stopped following him, and maybe they’re right about staying apart. He recognizes that avoiding contact could prevent further hurt. Despite this, he lies if he says he doesn’t think about them at all. The more time passes, the more his feelings drop while substances or distractions rise, but he can’t stay away. Even when he tries to focus elsewhere, he always comes back because the other person has a hold on him, affecting his mood and emotional stability. He realizes they care more about themselves than him, yet he can’t completely let go.

[Strofa 3: ANNA]
This section shows her perspective on a chaotic, intense relationship. They’ve seen everything fall apart, and she doesn’t care what others think. She reflects on imagining a future together, even seeing them as a parent and a child carrying their traits, but it feels impossible. The story is cursed, repeating itself without stopping. She notices the other person waiting for her under her home, wishing things could be different. She admits that help and understanding should have come earlier but didn’t. She tells them they can do whatever they want but shouldn’t expect to return afterward. Even though he’s what she needs, she prioritizes keeping her own heart alive and moving forward rather than staying stuck in a cycle.

[Pre-Ritornello 2: ANNA]
She notices that the other person stays emotionally frozen, only shifting slightly even if the world collapses. She apologizes for seeming emotionally distant lately, explaining that she’s not in the same place as before. Her feelings have changed, and she can’t find the same emotional connection she once had. There’s a sense of honesty and distancing in her words.

[Ritornello 2: Geolier]
He talks about how the other person gives less than he does, yet they know how to navigate life without sinking under pressure. He admires how they can “dance in the rain” without letting it affect them. He asks them not to take things for granted. He points out that he has changed, unlike them, and while dying is easy, living is hard—especially without them. The chorus captures his struggle to handle life and emotions after losing someone he deeply cared about, emphasizing how much their absence affects him.