Morire Vuoto Lyrics – Luchè

Morire Vuoto Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro shows the artist reflecting late at night, looking at himself in the mirror and thinking about his life. He talks about how more money brings more problems and calls out to his friend Geeno for a classic beat, setting a mood for honest, deep thoughts and real talk.

[Strofa 1]
Here, the artist questions his role and whether he should confuse people or tell a comforting, simple story. He says the truth hurts especially those hiding their flaws. He mentions how dangerous his city is and how saying that caused backlash online. He talks about losing friends to violence, showing how tough life is around him. He wonders about love, whether it’s instant or takes time, and says time is his most valuable gift. He imagines someone feeling ashamed to share their music with him, showing the struggles of being honest and vulnerable. He criticizes people whose words don’t match their actions, like bad dubbing in movies. He admires courage and explains how music saved him, paying off his debts and giving him freedom. He compares his life to a Picasso painting, full of complex, wild colors, and talks about making money from his talent, like a big movie scene.

[Ritornello]
The chorus talks about being rich, young, and free. He feels free to make mistakes and live his truth without caring what others think. He’s flipping off the people who doubted or laughed at him. He wants to live with no regrets and die having given everything he had, fully alive and true to himself.

[Post-Ritornello]
Again, he’s reflecting at night in front of the mirror. He says if you stay focused on your own path, no one can beat you. If you don’t hate yourself, nobody else can hurt you. It’s about self-confidence and staying true.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, he talks about censorship and how people use hate to silence others, but he refuses to filter himself. He compares his honesty to a blunt from Jamaica, strong and raw. He describes living life boldly, even parking illegally with lots of clothes in the car, showing hustle and past struggles selling fake stuff. Risking everything and even losing can teach and grow you. He warns about traitors who try to replace you. He remembers being a kid watching adults and holding old grudges. He belongs to people who made real choices, not those wanting everything handed to them. He wants a confident, ambitious woman and close friends he can call brothers, even when they mess up. He avoids guns because owning one means you might have to use it. He’s seen a lot of ugly stuff, which he spits out honestly in his music. He loves hate because being real is its superpower. He says he can raise you up or bring you down, showing his power and truth in his words.

[Ritornello]
Again, he repeats feeling rich, young, and free. He proudly owns being the biggest mistake, flipping off those who doubted or mocked him. He wants to live empty of regrets, young and free, doing things his way no matter what others think.

[Outro]
He’s still reflecting late at night, staring at himself, thinking deep thoughts as the song ends.