Solamente per amore Lyrics – Tony Boy

Solamente per amore Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He repeats the idea of not going out to show impatience, loneliness, and emotional tension building before everything else is said.

[Strofa 1]
He talks about always competing, especially in love and life, feeling like everything turns into a challenge he has to win. He admits he doesn’t always know what to say to the person he loves, but he still believes he can win her back by giving something valuable, both emotionally and materially. Expensive things mean nothing without her presence, and stress has affected his appetite and habits. Writing music becomes his way of dealing with personal trauma, while constantly changing homes shows instability and emotional restlessness. Leaving her clothes behind hints at separation that still lingers. He pushes himself through each week despite rumors and fake stories about him, brushing them off with forced smiles and medication. He warns that trouble is always nearby because of the life he lives. His strength depends on her closeness, yet being close also brings conflict and hate, showing a toxic push and pull. He hides dangerous parts of his life and worries about protecting his child from weapons, envy, and cruel people. He knows jealousy and fame can confuse innocence. Amid all this chaos, he credits her for bringing calm into his confused mind. Thinking about his daughter gives him hope and purpose, imagining her as something pure and powerful, almost symbolic of a better future than the one he knows. He sounds tired but determined, caught between survival instincts and genuine affection, trying to balance love, danger, pride, guilt, and responsibility all at once. This struggle defines his daily reality and explains why love feels both saving and destructive.

[Ritornello]
He says everything he does, good or bad, comes from love. He carries unspoken letters, regrets, and extreme actions shaped by protection and fear. Love pushes him to prepare for threats, face constant tests, and rethink countless choices. There’s devotion, paranoia, and sacrifice mixed together, showing how love justifies everything in his world.

[Strofa 2]
He shifts into advice, speaking protectively to someone close, reminding them to remember where they came from. Even when he’s not visible, he promises emotional presence and guidance. His music is described as spreading everywhere, touching homes, parties, and altered states, but he hopes it never overwhelms or harms them. He wishes safety from pursuit, judgment, and imitation, framing copying as respect, not threat. There’s a desire for balance between street life and respectability, especially making family proud. Above all, he reassures them of their worth, calling them the greatest gift, something pure that gives his life deeper value beyond chaos. It feels like a promise to protect innocence while still surviving a harsh environment shaped by fame and risk.

[Pre-Ritornello]
He answers the unspoken question of why he lives this way, reducing all explanations to one simple reason, insisting that every choice, sacrifice, and reaction comes back to love.

[Ritornello]
He says everything he does, good or bad, comes from love. He carries unspoken letters, regrets, and extreme actions shaped by protection and fear. Love pushes him to prepare for threats, face constant tests, and rethink countless choices. There’s devotion, paranoia, and sacrifice mixed together, showing how love justifies everything in his world.