DR MELFI Lyrics – Dinos

DR MELFI Lyrics Meaning

[Couplet 1]
In this verse, Dinos talks about how he’s changed his phone number, signaling he’s distancing himself from someone who may have been trying to reach out. Even though they may pretend to care about him, he’s not interested in responding. He mentions the full moon and listens to some Sade, hinting at a nostalgic or reflective mood. The line about the metro stopping but life continuing shows how life goes on regardless of personal struggles. He feels like he’s drifting apart from others, like distant planets (exoplanets), showing emotional detachment.

[Refrain]
Here, Dinos is addressing someone who is pretending to open up about their life, but he sees right through them. He knows they’re lying because their traumas are obvious. He repeats that this person should talk to someone, suggesting that bottling up feelings is unhealthy. The repetition of the line “Faut que tu parles à quelqu’un” (You need to talk to someone) emphasizes the importance of addressing emotional pain and not keeping it inside, encouraging honesty and openness.

[Couplet 2]
In this verse, Dinos reflects on the idea that life is not about coincidences but actions and consequences. He admits he’s sacrificed his health for money (“lovés”), and while he’s gained wealth, he now needs to focus on rebuilding himself. He paints a picture of his past, where life was simpler before the fame, before the expensive watches, and before the crowd of people. He talks about feeling lost in his beliefs, struggling to find peace despite his success. His fame and the pressure it brings are weighing on him, making it harder to sleep and find serenity. People listen to his music and wonder if he’s depressed, but he struggles to open up. Instead, he vents his emotions through his music, feeling like a “pyromaniac firefighter,” trying to put out the emotional fire he has started. It’s clear he’s battling internal conflicts, and he knows he needs help but doesn’t know how to ask.

[Refrain]
In the refrain, Dinos repeats the message to someone who is pretending to be fine, but their pain is obvious. He calls them out for lying and hiding their trauma. The constant repetition of “You need to talk to someone” serves as a reminder that emotional honesty is necessary for healing. Dinos wants them to stop pretending and face their issues head-on by reaching out for support. The repeated lines show his deep concern and the urgency of speaking up when dealing with emotional pain.

[Outro]
In the outro, Dinos repeats a simple but powerful line: “Mistakes are not faults.” This can be seen as a way of acknowledging that everyone makes mistakes, and they shouldn’t be judged harshly for them. It’s a reminder that errors are part of life, and they don’t define a person’s character or value.