Vieni Te Lyrics – Gemitaiz

Vieni Te Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro shows someone admitting they are spending time on something that might seem pointless, but they enjoy it anyway. Even though it drains them or feels like wasting time, there’s a kind of comfort and attachment in being with that person or in that situation, and they can’t help but keep going. It’s a mix of frustration and affection.

[Strofa 1]
In this part, Gemitaiz talks about people who criticize or judge without ever actually experiencing real struggles. He describes risky and harsh situations, like being confronted by the police or facing difficult life challenges, and points out that outsiders can’t truly understand what it’s like. People give moral lessons or look down, but they don’t actually step into the hardships themselves, like dealing with poverty, unemployment, or feeling trapped in bad jobs. He emphasizes the unfairness of others passing judgment while staying safe and comfortable. Even small acts of bravery, like standing in the cold without shoes or resisting pressure to conform, are part of his reality. He feels that outsiders pretend to care, yet they never face the storms of life alongside him. The whole verse is about exposing the gap between those who live the struggle and those who just talk about it from a distance. Despite feeling cold and challenged, he refuses to be tamed or shaped by their judgments.

[Ritornello]
The chorus expresses a deep sense of isolation and the harshness of life. He feels cold and alone even without obvious obstacles, symbolizing inner struggles. The line about good and evil looking the same shows how confusing and unfair life feels. Things can’t get worse, but he’s not sure if anyone notices. When life gets stormy, the people who judge or criticize don’t come to help, leaving him to face difficulties alone.

[Strofa 2]
Here, Gemitaiz talks about society and singerity figures judging young people or vulnerable individuals without understanding their reality. He points out how some people preach morals or criticize rebellion while ignoring real pain, abuse, or injustice. He mentions how society targets those who are struggling, like the poor or outsiders, and treats them unfairly. Even those who think about extreme despair are pushed down rather than supported. He emphasizes the hypocrisy of outsiders who condemn others while staying detached, showing that they would never truly handle the harsh situations he and others face. The verse highlights the frustration and anger at people who speak from safety instead of engaging with the real issues.

[Ritornello]
The chorus repeats the feeling of loneliness and struggle. He feels cold and disconnected, facing life’s storms alone. The line about good and evil being the same underlines how confusing and unfair the world can be. Despite the hardships, he notes that those who judge or lecture never step in when it really matters. Life is tough, and the critics are absent when challenges hit hardest.