Ci credi Lyrics – Tony Boy

Ci credi Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just setting a mood, no words—just a vibe starting up.

[Ritornello]
The chorus talks about a feeling that’s going around—maybe a rumor, maybe an emotion—and asks if you believe in it. It’s like he’s checking if the other person still feels the same. There’s honesty between them, no pretending. He wants to know how she sees him, even through a simple picture. Their connection is deep, like thoughts that overlap. But something has changed since she came back from a trip—it doesn’t feel like before. It hints at distance or emotional shifts, even though the bond is still there, just not the same anymore.

[Strofa 1]
He compares their connection to opposite thoughts—different but still tied together. The music he’s making will stick around for months, like a lasting vibe. He’s walking through life’s chaos with her by his side, asking if she’s really in this with him. There’s mention of layered pictures, maybe hinting at how memories and moments blend over time, not just simple selfies. She’s already perfect, no need for filters. He watches her grow and evolve, from every angle. If she wants to do something, she should go for it. But she’s not on his mind now—he’s stress-free, riding in luxury. Then there’s a playful, casual mention of a picture she sends, showing a flirty back-and-forth.

[Ritornello]
Once again, he’s asking if she believes in what they had or what people are saying. The message repeats, kind of like how feelings loop in your head when you’re unsure. They’ve always been open with each other, no lies. He still wants to see how she sees him, trying to understand where they stand now. They’re mentally connected, but it’s clear that things feel different ever since she came back—something’s off, and they both know it.

[Strofa 2]
He’s saying that some things just can’t be fixed anymore. Maybe their relationship has reached a point where trying doesn’t help. He tells her to rise above, not to focus on his flaws—maybe because he’s trying not to focus on hers either. He feels surrounded by fake people (the snakes), and he’s been thinking about how she must be feeling too. There’s confusion and emotional fog—some things you can’t see, feel, or explain. And now, giving up isn’t really an option; they’ve come too far. The “light” he mentions is probably love or passion—it’s something you either keep alive or let die. No in-between.

[Outro]
Just playful studio talk, shouting out friends and keeping it casual.