CCHIU’ FORT Lyrics – Geolier

CCHIU’ FORT Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Geolier describes a day when things start to improve after a rough period. He mentions the sun shining brighter than usual, which symbolizes a positive shift in his life. Yesterday, things were dark, like a storm with thunder and lightning. But it wasn’t just physical weather; he felt mentally and emotionally down. He remembers his mentor, Crescenzo, advising him not to lose hope, telling him to throw away distractions and focus on winning, because people want to hear his voice forever. This advice motivates him to push through tough times.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, Geolier talks about how life often feels empty, like attending a funeral where even the closest people seem detached from the loss. He reflects on past moments when he was involved in illegal activities, like preparing for a robbery. He points out that material things, like a flashy Daytona car, mean little to him because they are part of a fake routine. He gave everything to a girl, but ended up losing even his dignity. The streets, once a place of power, became a burden for those who fell and never got back up. The song also touches on how women seek attention, and how people chase dreams without realizing they’re just illusions.

[Ritornello]
The chorus reflects on how difficult experiences don’t only come in the winter but throughout life. Geolier talks about the struggles of his past, but instead of breaking him, they made him stronger. He emphasizes the importance of sticking together with his brothers, staying real, and loyal. The hardships may have been tough, but they made him resilient. He doesn’t feel the pain anymore and is always supported by his brothers, no matter what life throws at him. Together, they rise above the challenges.

[Strofa 2]
In this verse, Ntò describes how he now feels stronger after overcoming his struggles, finding comfort in the support of his brothers. Despite facing dramatic situations, he acknowledges the madness of it all but still feels the thrill. He mentions the idea of celebrating his success, likening it to the luxury of Michelin-starred restaurants versus the more real and grounded experiences he’s had. He’s gone through tough times, like being underwater, but now he and his friends are ready to rise above it all. He reflects on how meaningless some pursuits, like fame and material wealth, are, and emphasizes that living authentically and valuing true friendship is what really matters. Even when it seems like they’re abusing the system, they know they’ll always have each other.

[Ritornello]
The second chorus repeats the themes of resilience and loyalty. Geolier and Luchè continue to express that no matter how tough things get, they always remain strong together, with their brothers. They’ve been through too much to be brought down by anything. Even though the world may change, they know they can face whatever comes their way as long as they stay loyal and real with each other. The chorus reinforces the message of strength and unity in the face of adversity.

[Strofa 3]
In this final verse, Luchè paints a picture of a fast-paced, reckless lifestyle. He mentions driving a Panda while using drügs, living in the moment, and enjoying the beauty of places like Copacabana. He reflects on the irony of the situations he’s been in and the strange feeling of constantly being on edge. He acknowledges the emptiness of material things, like expensive watches, and realizes that the past doesn’t matter anymore—what matters is moving forward. He talks about how friendship and loyalty should hold more value than chasing after the wrong things. Despite everything, he remains aware of the fleeting nature of fame and success, and how the second chance in life is what truly counts.