Flusso Di Coscienza – Interlude Lyrics – Paky

Flusso Di Coscienza – Interlude Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Paky is opening up about sharing his raw thoughts and experiences without holding back, showing how he’s always lived honestly and intensely.

[Strofa 1]
In this part, he’s reflecting on how his life has always been full of contradictions and chaos. He feels like he’s been running nonstop but ends up back at the same place, carrying even more problems on top of existing ones. He talks about the harsh realities of his environment, even selling dangerous things in front of a church, and compares it to how God deals with people, questioning the difference. He wonders about fate and judgment, imagining himself waiting for a final sentence if tonight were his last. He acknowledges both success and suffering, realizing that everything has an end, and life moves too fast. He gives the image of grabbing money and running, burning the car, and acting quickly because time is never enough. He also points out how life can feel suffocating, like there isn’t even enough air, and that a single lifetime might never be enough to handle everything he’s been through. There’s a sense of urgency and frustration as he portrays life as a constant cycle of struggle, survival, and trying to stay ahead while knowing pain and limits are always there.

[Strofa 2]
Here, he becomes more personal and honest, admitting mistakes and regrets. He doesn’t want to die in his neighborhood, highlighting the bleak and gray atmosphere around him. Life feels abstract and confusing, made worse by losing everything when he was evicted from poor housing. Even fame, awards, or other rappers’ success don’t matter compared to his real struggles and pain. He confesses that he’s spoken harsh truths in his songs, cleaning up only after finishing his recordings. He emphasizes being real and gangsta, showing defiance toward anyone who doesn’t like his honesty. There’s also fear and acceptance of danger, mentioning people who still hold grudges and the possibility of ending up in violent situations. He reflects on how if his rap career fails, he might return to a dangerous past. Despite the chaos, he maintains a strong sense of identity, expressing raw emotion and resilience in the face of adversity, blending fear, pride, and determination.

[Outro]
In the outro, he paints a dark and inevitable picture of death, comparing bodies in the ground to underground trains and the decay that will consume them. He feels that it might be too late to pray or ask for forgiveness, showing how life has already beaten him down. He questions the idea of a god who makes people suffer before they can even live freely, teaching them to crawl before walking. This reflects a deep sense of struggle, submission to harsh realities, and the feeling that life’s challenges force him to start at the bottom before anything else.