Non Basta Mai Lyrics – Capo Plaza

Non Basta Mai Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Shouting out the producers and setting the vibe.

[Strofa 1: Capo Plaza]
He starts by painting a nightlife scene—after drinks, they’re heading to the VIP area, living fast and recklessly like there’s no tomorrow. The ashtray is full, symbolizing the heaviness of life being smoked away. Even though it might look like paradise, it’s just another hotel room, showing how flashy moments can still feel empty. He says he’s shy but can still be dangerous when needed. Things seem dark, but when she shows up, it all changes. He speaks in his local dialect, and many don’t get him, making him feel misunderstood. He’s asking her not to let go, because life is too unpredictable. He keeps a mental arsenal ready, knowing people around him can’t be trusted. In between sushi and street vibes, there’s a contrast—he enjoys the finer things but stays raw and real. He’s only truly free when he shares deep glances with her. For him, this life makes sense only when she’s close, and he’d face storms and enemies just to protect what they have.

[Ritornello: Bresh, Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
He questions whether she’s really out of his life or just pretending. He’s trying to push himself to act, but thinking about how she might feel holds him back. Even though he’s tried his best, it still never feels enough. He’s ready to take risks, even if he’s wrong. Every choice feels complicated and never quite right. But he asks her not to throw away all the thoughts and feelings they shared—maybe they can still be part of what she’s looking for.

[Strofa 2: Tony Effe]
She gets angry with him, but he says he hasn’t changed—he’s still the same wild and chaotic person she already knew. He admits he’s a bit messed up in the head and completely crazy about her, even if he acts like a jerk. Deep down, he doesn’t want to see her hurt or crying. He also knows his lifestyle will probably land him in jail eventually. Because of that, he feels like he should let her go, but it’s hard. His life is complicated, filled with secrets and legal trouble. His name being on a bullet shows how dangerous his world is. He tries writing to her, hoping it might fix something, but he can’t promise to change. Still, even when he can’t afford things, he wants to give her the best.

[Ritornello: Bresh, Capo Plaza & Tony Effe]
Again, he wonders if she’s really gone or just pretending. He’s trying to make a move but feels scared thinking about her. He gave it his all, but it still wasn’t enough. He takes a shot at love, knowing he might be wrong. Every decision feels like a trap, and nothing fits right. Still, he begs her to hold onto the memories and mix them with what she’s still hoping to find.

[Outro: Bresh]
He repeats that question—whether she’s truly done with him or not. He’s battling with himself, trying to do something about it, but thinking of her emotional state holds him back. Even with all his effort, it just doesn’t seem to work. He’s willing to risk being wrong again. Every decision feels like a struggle, and nothing feels like it fits. Yet he still asks her not to throw away their past, but instead blend it with her future hopes.