AMICO Lyrics – Rondodasosa

AMICO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Rondodasosa]
Just hyping up the song and the mood.

[Strofa 1: Rondodasosa]
Rondo talks about how life in the streets is harsh and lonely. He says you can’t really trust anyone, not even family, because betrayal can come from anywhere. He remembers feeling alive back in his neighborhood but also recognizes that life has its ups and downs. Music has given him opportunities and taken some things away, including relationships with people he cared about. Despite everything, he keeps hoping to change and live a better life without the weight of past mistakes. He asks for forgiveness and reflects on how growing up in a tough place made him stronger. Innocent people often get hardened by the harsh realities around them. He helped many people but rarely got genuine appreciation in return. He struggles to trust because the world around him is full of fake and selfish people. Most conflicts revolve around money and women, not what truly matters, and everyone has to rely on themselves to survive.

[Pre-Ritornello: Rondodasosa & Heartman]
Rondo explains that coming from the streets taught him not to be fooled. He trusted people, but many betrayed him, which made him cautious. He keeps his enemies’ friends close to watch them, because he knows everything is about convenience and no one is truly loyal. In his world, friendship is rare, and survival depends on being careful and aware of who really has your back. He emphasizes that betrayal and dishonesty are common, and you have to protect yourself at all times because trust is fragile.

[Ritornello: Heartman]
He reflects on being stabbed in the back by people he once trusted. The pain comes from those he shared life and resources with, which hurts deeply. People he considered friends ended up betraying him, leaving emotional scars that stay with him.

[Strofa 2: Rondodasosa]
Rondo writes as if talking to a friend, expressing loneliness and nostalgia for carefree times. He recalls fun memories, like hanging out on a bench or riding bikes, contrasting them with the harsh reality now. Survival was the main goal, avoiding danger in the streets. He remembers stealing to survive and how tough life was, even lacking basic necessities. The friend he addresses has passed, leaving behind a child, and the tragedy hits hard. Rondo apologizes for his life choices as an artist and explains that people often don’t understand each other, which leads to exploitation. These experiences make him cautious and unwilling to trust easily.

[Pre-Ritornello: Rondodasosa & Heartman]
Rondo repeats that street life made him aware of betrayal. Trusting others often led to disappointment, so he stays alert. He watches even friends of enemies to avoid being tricked. Everything around him is based on self-interest, and true friendship is almost nonexistent. Survival and protecting oneself are crucial in his world because people act out of convenience, and loyalty is rare.

[Ritornello: Heartman]
He once again expresses the pain of betrayal from people he trusted and shared life with. The wounds are deep because the ones who hurt him were considered close. The sense of disbelief and sadness lingers as he reflects on what was lost.

[Outro: Heartman]
He mourns the loss of someone who was like a brother, not just a friend. Their bond broke because of external influences that drove them apart. He’s still confused and hurt about why it happened. The betrayal left him heartbroken, having lost both a brother and a friend, and he questions if anything could feel worse than this.