Rassi Lyrics – Baby Gang

Meaning of ‘Rassi’ Lyrics Explained

Intro Meaning:
He’s calling out a name and saying his mind is full of problems.

Ritornello Meaning:
He feels overwhelmed with problems and struggles alone at night. He mentions people from the streets who influenced him negatively when he was young, leading him down a difficult path. His mind is filled with stress, and he’s stuck in a cycle of hardship and loneliness.

Strofa 1 Meaning:
He talks about poverty and struggling to make a living. He mentions different cities but highlights that life remains hard wherever he goes. Many around him, including his parents, took risky journeys for a better life. He tries to forget his past but feels exhausted. He expresses frustration with relationships, saying he prefers to stay alone rather than deal with betrayal. He believes there are no real friends or brothers in life—just conflict and survival. He also warns others to stay away from him, possibly to protect himself.

Ritornello Meaning:
Once again, he repeats how his mind is filled with problems. He lives alone at night, dealing with the consequences of his past. The people who once called him into the street life had a negative impact on him when he was young, making his struggles even harder.

Strofa 2 Meaning:
He talks about wanting money since he was a kid and struggling with emotional instability. He references famous people and cities, showing ambition and dreams of success. He’s inspired by different places and experiences but also carries anger and frustration. He wants to drink and escape reality while questioning the world around him, possibly reflecting on crime, power, and survival.

Pre-Ritornello Meaning:
Once again, he repeats how his mind is troubled, living alone at night, and dealing with bad influences that affected him from a young age, shaping his struggles.

Ritornello Meaning:
He keeps repeating his feelings of loneliness and struggle, emphasizing how problems fill his mind. The people who once dragged him into a tough life are part of why he feels lost. The cycle of hardship continues, and he finds himself alone, battling inner and outer struggles.