Bene ormai Lyrics (English Translation) – Tony Boy

Bene ormai (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He is saying he opened up and gave his heart to someone but that person didn’t treat him with care or respect anymore.

[Chorus]
Here he talks about how he once felt carefree and happy with someone, enjoying simple days without stress. Now he’s saying those easy moments don’t happen anymore because things changed between them. He’s filling his glass and taking another shot, almost trying to numb the disappointment and sadness. He repeats that he gave his heart and it wasn’t treated well, showing he feels let down. It’s like he’s caught between wanting things to be how they were and knowing they’re not, trying to drink to forget and push past the hurt while still being honest with himself about how he feels.

[Verse 1]
In this part he explains that he’s okay with letting go, even if the other person thinks it’s normal to move on. He admits he won’t try to change anyone else, and he even jokes about being a GOAT like everybody, but there’s a sting in his words. He notices how the other person always seems to be online, and when they text him asking what he’s doing, they quickly delete messages or files, like they’re unsure or hiding something. He says they call, but lately they haven’t been treating him with much kindness. He and the other person both have doubts about each other, and he repeats how those doubts just keep circling in his mind. There’s talk about rumors or people saying things, like groupies trying to interfere with what they had. He reflects on how from nothing their situation changed so drastically, and it suddenly feels so dark that even a little light seems impossible to find. It’s like he’s looking back at how quickly everything shifted and how hard it’s been to deal with the fallout.

[Chorus]
Now he keeps repeating that he’s okay, even though deep down it still hurts. He says he gave his heart to this person and they didn’t treat it well, and even carefree days they once shared feel gone. He drinks, adding another shot to his glass, like he’s trying to feel something different or push the pain aside. He keeps coming back to the same idea that the relationship changed and it’s not like before, and he’s trying to convince himself it’s fine even if it stings. The rhythm of his words shows he’s trying to be strong and move past it, though the memories linger in each line.

[Verse 2]
Here he talks about voices and days that feel repetitive and heavy around him, and how even the way he expresses himself feels messy with lights and glances that don’t connect. He mentions that love can hurt when you get close, like a target on both their backs, and he has inner demons that make mornings hard. He wakes up first, dealing with his thoughts before the world stirs, showing how alone and tangled he feels inside.

[Chorus]
He keeps reassuring himself it’s fine now, saying he gave his heart but it wasn’t treated well, and he repeats this with a mix of acceptance and pain. He remembers a day without worries they might have shared, but now it doesn’t happen, so he drinks and tries to let go. The lines circle around his attempt to be okay while still feeling the hurt, like he’s caught between letting go and holding on to what was once good. He fills his glass again, almost like each drink is another step toward moving forward even if his heart still aches for the way things were.

[Post-Chorus]
In these lines he again insists he’s fine, even though it’s clear he’s still feeling the hurt. He repeats that he gave his heart and it wasn’t treated well, trying to sound okay while acknowledging that pain keeps coming back.

[Outro]
At the end he laughs a bit and says he’d rather cry than look back with regrets. He repeats that he gave his heart and it wasn’t treated well, showing he’s still thinking about that hurt. He admits he doesn’t know how to pretend everything is fine or act like he’s not affected, so he keeps returning to those feelings he can’t just hide or ignore.