San Luca Lyrics by Cesare Cremonini is a latest Italian song in the voice of Cesare Cremonini. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new San Luca song lyrics are also written by Cesare Cremonini. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It is a reflective song about solitude, self-discovery, and the search for meaning in life. The lyrics describe a moment when the sun is out, and while others are enjoying the day at the beach, the singer seeks solitude, wandering through the streets, looking for something within himself. He finds comfort in the idea of exploring new paths, like the journey to San Luca. The song touches on feelings of loneliness, longing, and the hope that there’s more to life than just waiting for happiness. It’s a gentle reflection on the challenges of life, desires, and the small miracles we hope for.
San Luca Lyrics
[Strofa 1: Cesare Cremoni]
Proprio oggi che era uscito il sole
Mentre gli altri se ne vanno al mare
Voglio stare da solo
Così magari mi trovo, sì
Quando non c’è qualcuno che mi aiuta
Vado a correre fino a San Luca
Così magari mi trovo
In qualche sentiero nuovo, lì
[Pre-Ritornello: Cesare Cremonini]
Dove la luce si fa camminare
Come tra I portici in un temporale
Ti fa prendere il volo
E non ti senti più solo, qui
Vorrei volassimo come due piume
Ma come un persico sta in fondo a un fiume
Immaginare l’oceano
Chissà se è come dicevano
Che se ci pensi lo puoi toccare
[Ritornello 1: Cesare Cremonini]
Capita anche a te
Di camminare giorni interi, interminabili
E sprofondare nei pensieri
Abbandonata a desideri inconfessabili? Sì
Capita anche a te
Di non volere più aspettare la felicità?
Proprio come me, sì
[Strofa 3: Luca Carboni]
Io non la so fare una preghiera
Chiedo solo quello che si avvera
Così sono sicuro
Non ci perde nessuno, qui
Siamo tutti figli della luna
Guardiamo la Madonna di San Luca
Quando brilla nel buio
E poi pensiamo al futuro, sì
[Pre-Ritornello 2: Luca Carboni]
Poter volare come fa una piuma
A fari spenti sopra la pianura
La nebbia sembra un oceano
Quanti ragazzi ci annegano
E se ci pensi fa male al cuore
[Ritornello 2: Cesare Cremoni & Luca Carboni]
Capita anche a te
Di camminare giorni interi, interminabili
E sprofondare nei pensieri
Abbandonata a desideri inconfessabili? Sì
Capita anche a te
Di continuare ad aspettare I suoi miracoli?
Io, come te, non li so fare
Ma poi è bellissimo sperare che non sia tutto qui, sì
Capita anche a te?
[Bridge: Luca Carboni & Cesare Cremonini]
La felicità
Proprio come me
Non lo dici, ma
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
Capita anche a te
[Outro: Cesare Cremonini & Luca Carboni]
Proprio oggi che era uscito il sole
Mentre gli altri se ne vanno al mare
Voglio stare da solo
Così magari mi trovo, sì
San Luca Lyrics Meaning
[Strofa 1]
The singer feels a sense of longing for solitude on a sunny day when everyone else is going to the beach. He chooses to be alone, hoping that in this solitude, he might find something about himself or his life. He runs toward a place called San Luca, looking for new paths or ways to reconnect with himself.
[Pre-Ritornello]
In this part, the singer describes how light, or life, seems to guide him, even in moments of chaos or uncertainty, like walking under a storm in covered arcades. He imagines flying freely like a feather, but then he feels grounded, just like a persimmon at the bottom of a river. He wonders if the ocean is as magical as they say, a place you can almost touch with your thoughts.
[Ritornello 1]
The singer reflects on how, sometimes, it feels like you’re walking for endless days, lost in your own thoughts and desires that you keep hidden. He wonders if others feel the same way – constantly waiting for happiness, but unsure if it’s ever going to arrive, just like he does.
[Strofa 3]
Here, the singer admits that he doesn’t know how to pray or ask for much. He only wants what can actually happen. He also speaks of how everyone is searching for something, perhaps a sense of purpose. He mentions looking to the Madonna of San Luca for guidance and contemplating the future, wishing for something more meaningful.
[Pre-Ritornello 2]
The singer imagines being able to fly like a feather above the plains, where the mist looks like an ocean. He reflects on how many people, especially young ones, get lost or overwhelmed in life, which makes him feel sad when he thinks about it.
[Ritornello 2]
In this version of the chorus, the singer once again talks about the endless walking and getting lost in thoughts. He questions whether people also wait for “miracles” or answers from life. While he doesn’t have the solutions, he still believes in the beauty of hope, that maybe life isn’t just about waiting – there’s more to it.
[Bridge]
This part is a simple but powerful repetition. The singer says that happiness, just like him, is something people don’t always talk about but can still feel. It’s a shared experience that many can relate to, even if it’s not always openly discussed.
[Outro]
The song ends with the same sentiment from the beginning: on a sunny day, while everyone else enjoys the outdoors, the singer chooses to be alone, hoping to find something deeper in that solitude, a moment of self-discovery.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung San Luca song?
A. San Luca song is sung by Cesare Cremonini.
Q. Who wrote San Luca lyrics?
A. San Luca lyrics are penned by Cesare Cremonini.
Q. Who has given the music of San Luca song?
A. San Luca music is composed and produced by Cesare Cremonini.
“This concludes the lyrics of San Luca” by Cesare Cremonini. If you like this song please share it with your friends and family in USA. If you find any errors in it, please feel free to submit the correct version via the Contact Us section.