Certe bugie Lyrics – Nayt

Certe bugie Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This is just an upbeat, casual intro, setting the tone with an energetic “Yeah” and “3D, baby,” hinting at a modern vibe.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, Nayt reflects on how everyone pretends everything is fine, like when we edit our photos to hide imperfections. He talks about how people seek freedom but fail to realize that everything comes with a price. While money seems like a solution, he’s unsure if it’s a real answer or just a scam. He questions the vices that society gets caught up in, wondering where it all starts. He tells a friend that change must come from within, and it’s not his responsibility to save them. Nayt also touches on how technology is taking over communication, but at the same time, people are losing depth. He struggles to connect with his own father, and despite claiming to have something important to say, no one listens. He acknowledges that his music might not be groundbreaking, but it reflects his own honesty and dissatisfaction with the status quo.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Here, Nayt expresses his desire to escape harsh truths, saying that what doesn’t kill you can still wear you down over time. He challenges anyone who disagrees with this view.

[Ritornello]
The chorus shows Nayt contemplating the end of the world. He wants to be ready for whatever may come, but he admits to hiding from certain difficult questions. He yearns for deeper understanding.

[Post-Ritornello]
In this part, Nayt acknowledges that while he may hide from certain truths, he finds comfort in some lies. These “lies” offer him a sense of protection or security.

[Strofa 2]
In this verse, Nayt talks about how empathy for others can break down societal barriers like race and class. He dreams big but struggles with his inner turmoil. He’s willing to sacrifice a lot to achieve his dreams but often feels caught between wanting more and accepting what he has. He reflects on how people complain about having little but don’t appreciate what they have. He criticizes how people talk a lot but say very little, and how hunger can strip away the desire to speak. He admits he’s not a famous rapper like Fabri Fibra or Primo, and sometimes even hates his own name when he writes it down. Nayt shares how deeply he’s loved in the past—sometimes feeling small, other times feeling all-powerful. He notes that the most iconic question of his generation is about relationships, which he still doesn’t fully understand. He’s searching for a better version of himself in a world full of people.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Once again, he expresses a need to escape uncomfortable truths and how life’s challenges can slowly wear a person down. He invites others to challenge his perspective.

[Ritornello]
Nayt reaffirms his desire to be ready for life’s end and the hard questions he’s avoiding. He acknowledges the tension between facing reality and running from it.

[Post-Ritornello]
Here, Nayt admits that he may rely on certain lies to protect himself. These lies, while not ideal, provide him with some comfort or defense against the harshness of reality.