Tra Le Nuvole Lyrics – Gemitaiz

Tra Le Nuvole Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In this part, he talks like someone looking back at his life from a rooftop, taking a breath and trying to process everything he’s been through. He notices how time has changed his neighborhood and realizes he had to build inner strength just to survive in a place that felt like a concrete jungle. School wasn’t easy either; he carried anxiety every day and tried to hide it behind small rebellious habits. He remembers losing friends young, seeing them fall into dangerous paths, and feeling the emptiness that comes with watching people fade away too soon. Thinking about his father brings both pain and inspiration, because even through illness, his father left him something meaningful to hold onto. His mom’s heartbreak hits him hardest, especially moments when she watched him being taken away and blamed herself for everything. He looks at all of this and wonders how life can be so intense and confusing, almost to the point of feeling unreal.

[Pre-Ritornello 1]
Here he talks about moments in his neighborhood that felt rare and strange, like life giving him little signs to hang on. He feels held up by something fragile but still present. Even though he’s made mistakes, he appreciates the people who stayed close, and he hopes that connection lasts a bit longer.

[Ritornello]
Here he describes his life as a wild roller coaster that constantly pulls him out of his comfort zone. In his world, he doesn’t rely on “maybe” or uncertainty; instead, he imagines himself rising above everything, almost like climbing into the clouds. He keeps pushing, giving himself little pep talks, thinking he’s close to where he wants to be, even if it feels like he never fully arrives. Still, he realizes he has the power to choose his own direction now, something he didn’t always feel in the past.

[Strofa 2]
In this part, he talks about pulling himself out of tough situations, almost like climbing up from mud. He refuses to give up, even if the fight feels endless, and he sees himself as someone who comes from the back row but still reaches the final round. He apologizes for being late because sometimes he gets lost in his dreams of performing on a stage one day. He reflects on his neighborhood, saying they’re always there even if people don’t notice them, hanging out under the trees near home. But life is tense too, with police lights and pressure constantly around them.

[Pre-Ritornello 2]
Here he reflects on how people in his environment often become hardened or unpleasant, and how good people seem outnumbered. He sides with those who never had real choices in life, feeling close to their struggles. He tries to heal emotional wounds, even ones that stay hidden under a hoodie, showing how pain quietly follows people around.

[Ritornello]
He returns to the idea of life being a fast, unpredictable ride that pushes him out of himself. In his world, there’s no room for uncertainty; instead, he imagines lifting himself above problems and running through countless attempts to reach his goals. Even when he feels close but not quite there, he keeps going. This time, he feels more confident, aware that he can finally decide his path instead of letting life decide for him.