Piano Lyrics – Werenoi

Piano Lyrics Meaning

[Refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
He’s saying that there are too many eyes on his flashy sports car, so instead he takes a more discreet van (Viano). He advises not to overthink things—just go with the flow. He wonders if someone can keep up with the fast and unpredictable lifestyle he lives. In a world where loud, attention-grabbing things (like the guitar) get noticed more than the softer, more emotional ones (like the piano), things feel off balance.

[Post-refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
He’s telling someone, maybe a girl, that they’re going to take things slowly. “Piano” means “slowly” in Italian, and he repeats it to emphasize that they’re not rushing anything—it’s all happening step by step, calmly and carefully.

[Couplet 1 : GIMS & Werenoi]
He arrives late and steps out of his car to a crowd of fans pointing at him. He talks about someone struggling financially who might be stealing from the cash box just to get by. He makes it clear not to tell his ex where he is if anyone sees her. He spots a guy from his neighborhood and nods to him discreetly. He mentions that his new music will drop soon, it’s high-quality, and his grey luxury SUV (Cullinan) stands out. He finishes by saying that life moves really fast—either you’re making money or you’re grinding it out with physical hustle.

[Pré-refrain : Werenoi]
This part is a kind of warning. You either sign to pay up or you’re signing your end—it’s serious. When he rolls up the window of his expensive car, he feels too many people are watching, especially noticing his expensive watch. There’s too much attention on him.

[Refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
Again, he says too many people are watching the sports car, so he switches to a low-key van to move in silence. He encourages just trusting the process instead of questioning things. He’s unsure whether others can really handle the fast-paced lifestyle he’s used to. In today’s world, flashy and loud things get more attention, while the deeper, more thoughtful parts (like piano) are overlooked.

[Post-refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
Once again, he repeats that things will be taken slow. Whether it’s love, business, or life, he’s not rushing. There’s a confidence in the pace—everything is happening as it should, and they’re keeping things smooth and under control.

[Couplet 2 : Werenoi]
He’s leaving the Paris hotel and sees a girl he had blocked on Instagram. She wants to stick close, like something greasy and clingy, but she’s also intense, like a Rasta with a smoky vibe. She wants his kind of life—luxury like TVs in vans—but she doesn’t really understand the costs, and it’s not the kind of “note” a piano plays. He’s rolling deep with his crew, all dressed sharply. He makes it clear that someone trying to get with them just doesn’t fit the vibe. At the car, a guy only wants a photo with him, so he takes it without paying and heads back into the ride.

[Pré-refrain : Werenoi]
Just like before, it’s a strong message—either you’re ready to pay the price or you’re walking into something dangerous. He closes the window on his powerful ride because there’s too much focus on his wrist, which is likely showing off an expensive watch.

[Refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
He repeats the idea that being watched too much makes him switch from flashy to more low-key transportation. He tells people not to overanalyze, just to follow his lead. He’s again wondering who can actually match the intense, unpredictable life he’s living. The loud, eye-catching things still drown out the softer, emotional ones in the world.

[Post-refrain : GIMS & Werenoi]
Same calm message—“baby, we’ll go slow.” He’s focused on taking a chilled, measured approach to things. Whether it’s love or life, there’s no rush, and it’s all moving smoothly, with confidence and intention.

[Outro : Werenoi]
He closes the song with the same line of thought: either you pay the cost, or you’re heading toward trouble. He shuts the window of his luxury car again, tired of being watched all the time. Everything is tight, organized, and in control—“c’est carré” means it’s all clean, smooth, and just right.