Dentro Lo Store Lyrics – Paky

Dentro Lo Store Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Paky]
He’s setting a quick emotional vibe, like a sigh before the story starts.

[Ritornello: Paky]
He talks about the two of them going in and out of a store like it’s part of their chaotic routine. He tells her she looks good effortlessly, without trying to show off. Then he wonders what she’ll do when their fun moment ends, almost expecting her to talk badly about him to her friends, showing the insecurity and distance between them.

[Strofa 1: Paky]
He explains how he realized he liked her when she filled his social media with likes, which made him notice her. He admits he’s the tougher, more aggressive one, while she’s more sensitive and emotional. He knows he has a habit of taking without showing appreciation, and when he hurt her once, he understood how delicate she really was. Seeing her cry without even wiping her tears made him feel guilty and aware of her vulnerability. He says he can’t let her go, just like the streets he grew up on that he can’t escape. He remembers a time when it felt like they had everything in their hands, but they let it slip away through foolish mistakes. They think about each other but don’t write, hurting each other by staying silent. Their relationship swings between love and hate, and they blame one another instead of fixing things. Because of all this tension, even their intimate moments feel like emotional battles, almost like they’re hurting each other physically and mentally at the same time.

[Ritornello: Paky & Rose Villain]
They describe their pattern of going in and out of the store again, almost like a symbol of their unstable relationship. He keeps reminding her she doesn’t need to show off to be beautiful. He wonders what she’ll say when their moment ends, expecting she’ll trash-talk him to her friends. She says he made her cry right there in the store, and even though he bought her roses, they were covered in thorns, which perfectly matches how their relationship feels—pretty on the outside but painful underneath. She admits she can’t stand when he’s not in a clear or stable state. She also points out that her friends really dislike him because of everything he puts her through.

[Strofa 2: Rose Villain & Paky]
She says she realized she liked him when she smelled his scent mixed with hashish, which stuck with her in a strange, memorable way. The stars were shining that night, and sometimes she wishes she could undo her choices and go back. She even hits herself, almost out of frustration, while being on a luxurious yacht in Amalfi, showing how her emotions don’t match her surroundings. She confesses she would love to hate him, but she has to restrain herself so she doesn’t reach out to him again. She laughs and cries at the same time, kicking a wall while listening to his music, showing how messed up and intense her emotions are. She says feelings are unpredictable, and love hits like a giant wave that knocks you down. No one is really by her side, and her own heart and mind feel like they’re betraying her. She believes he’s already seeing someone else and will convince himself he likes that new girl. She imagines that even during intimate moments, if he closes his eyes, he’ll still see her face. She talks about the spark they once had in a room together, and now her heart feels stopped, as if she’s emotionally drained to the point where she wouldn’t need an ambulance. She admits she never knew living without him could be this hard. In the end, she questions why a single happy day with someone can feel so powerful that it makes all the pain seem worth it.

[Ritornello: Paky & Rose Villain]
They return to the image of walking in and out of the store, showing how repetitive and unstable their bond is. He tells her again she doesn’t need to pretend or look a certain way to be attractive. He wonders what she’ll do when everything between them quiets down and expects she’ll speak negatively about him. She says he made her cry right there in public, and even though he brought her roses, they only hurt her. She hates it when he’s not thinking clearly, and she reminds him that her friends can’t stand him because of the emotional damage he causes.