ACQUARIO Lyrics – Ultimo

ACQUARIO Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In this part, he talks about slowly accepting how life works. With time, some things hurt less, but they never really come back. Even if you are careful, losses still happen. Small daily details, like a forgotten list on the fridge or spoiled fruit, show how a relationship has changed. He has learned to accept his failures and past fights, even if they still hurt inside. He says he doesn’t feel like asking for comfort, yet he secretly needs it anyway. There is also a contrast between emotional emptiness and physical closeness, showing how intimacy can feel easy but not always meaningful. Overall, he sounds aware, fragile, and quietly honest about growing, losing, and letting things slide without clear answers.

[Ritornello]
Here he keeps looking inside himself, searching for what is missing. Even with all this self-reflection, he feels tired and drained. He questions his own identity and wonders why he can’t feel complete. It shows confusion, emotional exhaustion, and a deep need to understand himself better.

[Strofa 2]
In this section, he admits that feeling bad is strangely familiar and comfortable for him. Happiness feels uncertain, while sadness feels real. His mind jumps between seasons, showing restlessness and anxiety. Sleeping alone with small comforts highlights loneliness, while dreaming about someone returning shows unresolved longing. He imagines seeing that person again but feels too shy and insecure to act normally. He knows himself well and admits his thoughts are messy and unorganized, like a closet full of scattered clothes. Calling himself an Aquarius becomes a way to describe his emotional chaos, sensitivity, and inconsistency. This part feels intimate, mixing humor, sadness, nostalgia, and self-awareness, showing someone who understands his flaws but doesn’t know how to change them.

[Ritornello]
Again, he turns inward and repeats the same questions. No matter how much he thinks, everything still feels heavy and tiring. He can’t figure out what piece is missing to feel whole. The repetition shows how stuck he feels inside his own thoughts.

[Bridge]
This part shows a quiet, heavy night. Rain, alcohol, and being alone in the house reflect emotional isolation. He knows some habits hurt him, yet he accepts that he will repeat them anyway. Sitting alone, even small sounds feel huge, making his thoughts echo loudly. Being alone makes him feel split inside, like two versions of himself. In the end, he shrugs it off by blaming his nature, accepting his emotional contradictions instead of fighting them.

[Ritornello]
Here the repeated lines feel even more intense. He keeps searching inside, but every attempt leaves him more exhausted. The questions don’t change, and neither does the emptiness. It feels like a loop of self-doubt and tired thoughts. He wants to be himself fully, but doesn’t know how, showing deep vulnerability, frustration, and a quiet cry for clarity and peace within himself.