Tutto Bene Lyrics – Dardan, Morad

Tutto Bene Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Dardan & Morad]
In the intro, they’re walking through their neighborhood in stylish Tacchini clothes, keeping a low profile like a boss figure. Life around them is unstable—some people come, others go—but they keep saying “tutto bene” to show they’re staying cool. There’s also a hint that illegal activities are common in their world and even somewhat addictive.

[Part 1: Dardan]
Here, Dardan is describing life at full speed—pushing forward fast, ignoring empty talk about money, and sticking close to friends who are really making profits. He hints at drügs being part of the scene. They’re playing the game smart and flashy, comparing their moves to a skilled footballer like Lamine Yamal. With luxury watches and a fast lifestyle, they know the risks, like ending up in jail. He’s driving slow in an Audi, protected by weapons, showing the danger they live with. He mentions his Albanian roots and strong street connections, even in places like Barcelona. He apologizes to his mom because dreams often crash in the neighborhood. He talks about how his eyes once looked innocent but now reflect pain, as if he saw the devil. Looking at himself, he feels pressure and dreams of stacks of cash in all colors. But to reach that goal, he has to stay on the grind, chasing money and not failing under the heavy weight on his shoulders.

[Hook: Dardan & Morad]
In the hook, they’re showing off confidence while moving through their area, dressed fresh and staying hidden from attention like a legendary figure. They highlight how having money is necessary, and they’ve got the source saved on their phones. They meet up with their crew, who greet them with a casual “ayo.” Life is unstable, people come and go, and there’s a strong pull toward illegal things. But in their world, that’s become normal. A wild, crazy lifestyle is just part of everyday life now, and they’ve learned to live with it, keeping that “tutto bene” mindset.

[Part 2: Morad]
Morad talks about how kids on the street keep themselves busy, often caught up in risky situations. Life moves fast—people come and go—and because of that, they buy everything they need to protect themselves, including weapons. Most of them can’t keep stable lives, and problems are something they’d rather avoid. The chase for money—bills of 20, 50, or 100—leads people into dangerous territory. Some may look happy on the outside because they have what they wanted, but inside, they’re broken. He questions what others really want in life. He reflects on his own journey—from being out on the streets to now playing in the “big leagues,” like a professional footballer, always striving to stay at the top.

[Hook: Dardan & Morad]
Once again, they walk proudly through their area, dressed sharp and staying low-key. Money is a must, and they know where to get it. When they meet their brothers, there’s respect and connection. Life is unpredictable—people come and go—but the obsession with illegal life continues. In their world, crime and chaos feel almost normal now. They’ve accepted the madness, and they keep going with the attitude that everything’s fine, even when it’s not.

[Outro: Morad]
The outro keeps repeating “tutto bene,” almost like a chant, giving a sense that no matter what’s going on—known or unknown—they’re staying calm and carrying on, even in silence or uncertainty.