Giusto Lyrics (English Translation) – Tony Boy

Giusto (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Getting ready, setting the vibe.

[Chorus]
He’s thinking about how much people talk — not just about him, but about someone close to him too. While sitting and smoking, he reflects on how life ends up giving people what they deserve. He keeps repeating the idea of what’s “right,” almost like he’s trying to convince himself or make sense of it all. But at the same time, he knows the world itself isn’t really fair. It feels like he’s stuck trying to find peace or fairness in a place that often doesn’t have it.

[Verse 1]
He’s been feeling more emotionally distant lately. Life’s been throwing him problems over and over, especially early in the mornings when things tend to hit harder. He doesn’t trust people easily anymore and feels drained, like his soul is left behind on his pillow. His eyes may be bright, but it’s his jewelry — his image — that people notice. He knows people will always talk, and he accepts that. He believes he’s done his part in this messy world. When someone close to him gets angry, he sees himself in them, like they share the same struggles. He feels emotionally empty and is trying to find something to fill that space.

[Pre-Chorus]
He’s just trying to find some peace in his own mind. He asks not to be judged for how he is — this is just the way he’s wired.

[Chorus]
Again, he reflects on how much people talk — about him and someone else he cares about. He’s just sitting with his thoughts, smoking, and thinking about life’s fairness. He believes that in the end, people get what’s meant for them. But there’s a conflict — he repeats that idea of what’s right while also saying this world isn’t actually right. It’s like he’s caught between believing in justice and facing the truth that life isn’t always fair.

[Verse 2]
He’s heard “no” a lot in life, but no one ever truly stopped him. That’s why he walks into places confidently, even if it comes at a price. When someone lost him, they ended up learning and growing from it. Now, people drag his name into every conversation, and even though he never wanted attention, it keeps finding him. He remembers times spent with someone — moments where he smoked and tried to forget painful memories. That person had a lot of influence over him and managed to get him to go along with things. He’s confrontational too; if someone approaches him, he doesn’t back down. He knows that sometimes the right moment has to come for certain decisions. He also doesn’t want people around who once betrayed him or fell for the image, not the real him. He doesn’t even cry anymore, maybe because of the substances numbing him. It all comes back to two messed-up kids trying to take on a world that’s just as chaotic as they are.

[Chorus]
Once more, he reflects on people talking about both him and someone close. While he sits in silence and smoke, he thinks that even if life doesn’t always seem fair, maybe in the end, everyone still gets what fits. The repetition of “what’s right” shows how much he’s stuck on this thought, but the world doesn’t make it easy to believe in true fairness. It’s a loop he can’t escape — always coming back to trying to make sense of it all.

[Outro]
It closes with the same reminder: people always talk. About him, about her — it never stops.