Anomalia Lyrics – Tony Boy

Anomalia Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
This part shows Tony Boy caught in a strange emotional state, like he’s stuck between feeling too much and feeling nothing at all. He admits he’s taken something—probably drügs—and now everything feels out of sync, like life is on delay. There’s a girl who wants to be close even though things aren’t perfect, and he feels like just having her around makes him feel like he’s already won. He’s also watching a friend fall apart because of addiction, which adds to his stress. Locked in a room, he’s trying to find his own kind of healing, but he’s constantly battling between his thoughts and the harsh reality around him. The blue lights and broken blinds give off a feeling of chaos and surveillance, like something’s always wrong. People might try to bring him down, but he’s not letting it happen—he’s learned how to stay standing through the mess.

[Ritornello]
Here he’s saying there’s something not right inside him and in the world around him. He calls it an “anomaly,” something that doesn’t fit or function normally. He doesn’t try to hide it and actually feels like he *is* the problem in the system. Now, the person close to him seems to carry the same sadness, like it’s spreading between them.

[Post-Ritornello]
This part paints a flashy image—fancy chains, expensive cars, new designer clothes—but beneath all that, things still don’t feel okay. Even though it might look like he’s living the dream, emotionally things are still heavy. He’s not chasing fame or money just for show; his mind’s still with the people he cares about.

[Strofa 2]
Tony talks about not fitting into regular life or rules—he’s outside one set of expectations but still trapped in others. He’s been betrayed enough that he now hides behind a mental screen, trying to protect himself. His thoughts are racing, and even though he knows he should relax and heal, it’s not that simple. He now earns real money, but mentally he still feels like he’s got nothing. Sometimes that mindset helps him stay grounded, other times it holds him back. He refuses to let fake people win or show off, and he hopes he’ll become a better person one day. People keep telling him it’s just a phase, and he’ll get through it easily, but he feels emotionally frozen. Pain doesn’t hit like it used to. Every time a thought hits him, he turns to substances to cope, and it keeps him up all night. There’s a girl who wants to know what’s really going on in his head.

[Ritornello]
Once again, he repeats that there’s a glitch in both the system and inside himself. He’s not denying it or hiding it—he owns it. That sadness and disconnection he feels is now reflected in the other person too. It’s like they’re both carrying the same emotional weight now.

[Post-Ritornello]
Back to the lifestyle visuals—he’s got diamonds, a nice car, and fresh clothes. They’re leaving the club, avoiding the cameras, and riding out in style. But even with all that luxury, there’s still this sense that something’s off. The material things aren’t fixing the deeper emotional mess.