Ibiza Lyrics (English Translation) – Tony Boy

Ibiza (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro suggests that the speaker can tell by looking into someone’s eyes that they’re not being honest. The speaker feels hurt and is wondering why this person would break their heart again. The laughter (“ahahah”) feels like a cynical response to the situation, as if they’re resigned to the pain or betrayal.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the speaker seems to challenge the idea of telling the truth, implying that lies can be more entertaining or useful. The speaker talks about how time passes, and while they change, their style (or flow) remains the same. They boast about having control over situations and call out others for not being innovative. They reference their lifestyle—waking up in Ibiza and enjoying luxury, like Italian food. The speaker shows no patience for fake people and enjoys being in the spotlight, moving up in life without caring much for others’ opinions. There’s a sense of numbness, where nothing feels satisfying anymore, leading them to make reckless decisions, like getting someone pregnant out of boredom. The speaker’s mood and choices seem to reflect what they did the night before, suggesting a lifestyle of excess and indulgence. The speaker also hints at their own personal journey, urging others to focus on their own life instead of obsessing over theirs.

[Chorus]
The speaker is heavily into drügs, specifically lean (a mixture of codeine and promethazine), and talks about constantly refilling it. The reference to “everyone in trip” suggests that the speaker is part of a group that lives in a constant state of altered reality. They warn others not to mess with them, offering a harsh choice—either join them or face serious consequences (“R.I.P.”). The speaker believes in karma, suggesting that bad actions come back around, and anyone who has gone against them has failed. The knife imagery represents being ready to defend what they have, and the line about not switching gangs shows loyalty to their crew, even to the point of death.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the speaker reflects on how difficult it is to stay clean and away from negativity, but also implies that being alone is just as hard. They mention the repetitiveness of their life in the club, where they are constantly searching for solitude. Despite engaging in reckless behavior, the speaker still keeps up an appearance of luxury and high status, mentioning expensive outfits. They make a metaphor comparing passing someone “Rosin” (likely a form of cannabis concentrate) to smoking heroin, pointing to their reckless lifestyle and perhaps how others perceive them. The speaker claims to come from tough backgrounds and asserts that their eyes show their past experiences. They mention having a “closed heart,” indicating emotional distance, and warn that only those who follow their rules can stay around them. There’s a sense of danger in their words, as they mention not calling for help (“no 112” is a reference to emergency services) and dealing with problems in their own way.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats similar ideas from the previous one. The speaker is still into drügs and living in a state of altered perception. They continue to warn people not to mess with them, emphasizing that the choice is either to be with them or face serious consequences. The karma concept is revisited, with the speaker insisting that those who oppose them have always failed. The imagery of a knife in their teeth emphasizes how far the speaker is willing to go to protect themselves and their crew, showing deep loyalty and a no-compromise attitude toward their lifestyle.