Ancora Tra Lyrics – Paky

Ancora Tra Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1: Paky]
Paky is talking about being stuck in a life full of legal problems and seeing his friends behind bars. Outside, life moves on, people become fathers, and time passes, but he feels left behind in a harsh world. He shows off some luxury items, like designer shoes and belts, as a sign of status and survival. He feels strong and ready to face anyone who betrays him, using faith as a kind of shield. He lives in a world with clear lines: you’re either with him or against him. He moves unpredictably, switching cars so nobody can track him, showing how careful and street-smart he has to be. When he faces people he doesn’t like, they avoid confrontation, showing respect or fear. Life around him is tough, and even small victories feel controlled and sealed, like merchandise in cellophane. For someone like him, only the sky is left as a limit, and sometimes even that seems out of reach. He’s always alert, telling anyone who wants to hurt him to act now, not wait for the moment he turns his back. Survival is constant, and trust is rare.

[Ritornello: Shiva]
Shiva talks about being surrounded by inspections, confinement, and obstacles, showing that life is still a fight. He admits that he hasn’t fully achieved everything he wants yet and feels a little lost, even when praying to God. Time feels short, and he realizes he isn’t the same person he used to be. Life has changed him in ways that go beyond music or rap, touching the deeper struggles of living in a tough world. He challenges anyone who wants to stop him, saying they should act if they dare, showing confidence and determination while living in constant danger.

[Strofa 2: Baby Gang]
Baby Gang describes living between lawyers, judges, and troubled neighborhoods, showing how complicated life has become. He asks for forgiveness for his sins but questions whether the real problem is him or the people around him who don’t understand life in the streets. He thinks about how violence is everywhere, even on holidays like New Year’s. He keeps lists of enemies and allies, trying to survive without losing his moral core. He compares his life to Scarface, showing a mix of danger and power, and uses a mask to protect himself, hating unnecessary violence. He targets only the enemies, staying strategic in confrontations. Life on the streets is unpredictable, and people are often shocked when they see him and his crew. Guns are part of his world, but he’s careful and aware, making sure every move is calculated. He moves through the city with caution, always alert and ready for whatever comes next, living a life that is both respected and feared.

[Ritornello: Shiva]
Shiva repeats that he is still surrounded by challenges, legal troubles, and obstacles, feeling that life is only half-achieved so far. He prays to God without being sure he’s heard, reflecting the uncertainty he feels in a fast-shortening life. He acknowledges that time and experiences have changed him, making him different from who he was years ago. Life has gone beyond music for him, shaping his identity and perspective. He warns anyone trying to stop him that he’s ready for confrontation, showing strength, determination, and a survival instinct that keeps him moving forward no matter what.

[Outro: Shiva]
The outro is like a challenge to anyone who confronts him, repeating questions about identity, location, and intentions. It reflects tension, street negotiations, and the constant threat of danger. He wants to know who he’s dealing with and what they want, making it clear he’s cautious but also ready for conflict. The repetition shows a mix of suspicion, alertness, and the need to control situations before they get out of hand. Life in this environment is unpredictable, and he has to be prepared for anything, measuring people carefully while keeping his distance. It captures the uncertainty and intensity of street life, where trust is rare, and questions like these are part of daily survival.