Passa il tempo Lyrics – Tony Boy

Passa il tempo Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part shows someone trying to let go of past pain and telling themselves it’s time to stop overthinking everything. They feel like they missed certain chances because time slipped away, and no matter how hard they tried, they never made it. There’s a mention of hiding things, maybe bad memories or actions, and running away from problems more than once. He thanks a close friend for always being there, saying he couldn’t have made it alone. The lyrics also show how writing music helps them heal and fight negativity. Even when things go wrong, they smile and try to enjoy the moment.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Here, he paints a dark, emotional scene. The place he’s in feels broken, like it’s raining indoors, and nothing feels safe. The girl he talks about has a mysterious side, hard to understand. He’s looking at himself from the outside, almost like he stepped out of his body to judge himself. Deep down, he realizes everyone’s the same. Even if he seems okay on the surface, he’s still struggling inside. When the city lights go out and it’s quiet, he knows someone out there is lying awake, just like him.

[Ritornello]
This part repeats the idea of moving on and trying not to be stuck in past regrets. He admits there were moments when things were supposed to happen, but he never quite got there. He’s been in confusing, hard places where it’s tough to even figure out how to move forward. He followed older or more experienced people, probably looking for guidance. He sees someone else making huge efforts just for him, which means a lot. In a heated, maybe stressful room, they help each other feel better, lifting the pressure and anxiety together like a team.

[Strofa 2]
Now he’s walking through the city, feeling empty and disconnected. He doesn’t even feel like lighting a cigarette, though he knows he probably will anyway. There’s a moment of comfort when he hugs a close friend, like they’re helping each other fill emotional gaps. Life feels like a constant face-off, like there’s no real escape, and he keeps ending up on the same paths, stuck in a cycle.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Again, the mood is gloomy and strange, with the feeling that everything around him is falling apart. That same girl stays mysterious, hard to figure out. He’s still looking at himself from the outside, trying to understand who he is. Deep inside, he sees that everyone has struggles, even if they hide it. On the surface he’s standing strong, but underneath he’s wide awake with worries. In the stillness of night, when the lights go out and sleep doesn’t come, his mind keeps running.

[Ritornello]
Once more, he’s trying to convince himself to stop holding onto pain and to accept that some things are in the past. He talks about how time had a plan, but he never matched up with it. He’s been in tough spots where it’s hard to even figure out how to continue. He followed others hoping for direction. There’s someone who’s been putting in big efforts for him, and it means a lot. In the room, things get tense, but instead of breaking down, they help calm each other’s nerves, supporting one another through the pressure.