ABITUDINE Lyrics — Lazza
Album: LOCURA
ABITUDINE by Lazza
[Ritornello]Non so più cosa sia una lacrima
Nella mia fantasia però capita
Solo se lo vorrai, conta su di me
Basta che non ci fai l'abitudine
[Strofa 1]
Ci sono giorni che mi sembrano durare mesi
Sono certo che molti al mio posto già da un po' si sarebbero arresi
Ma davvero mi spiace se pensi che non so dare peso alle cose
Se non trovo la pace dei sensi, muori dentro, io cerco le prove
Ti assicuro che te lo direi se sapessi che cosa non va
Non sarò uno dei deboli mai, ma se lo vuoi sapere
Forse ti dirò che è probabile che morirei, solo per un po' di libertà
Spero che non mi demolirai o sarà come restare in bilico su una voragine
Voltare pagine è una cosa che non credo capiti
Come vedermi sprecare lacrime, che con quelle non ci farò platini
Ora sto dove sto e più gli rode più godo
Brillando anche al buio senza pavé all'ennesimo show
Appenderò il micro al chiodo soltanto quando sarà di Cartier
[Ritornello]
Non so più cosa sia una lacrima
Nella mia fantasia però capita
Solo se lo vorrai, conta su di me
Basta che non ci fai l'abitudine
[Strofa 2]
Sono pieno di guai e di lame alla schiena
Sono quasi sicuro che mi tradirai come all'Ultima Cena
So che mi viene facile fare del male se mi fanno la guerra
E non mi toglierò nemmeno le collane, sarà una guerra fredda
Non ho mai avuto un piano B perché mi bastava un piano A
Chiamerai quando non sarò lì, volevo stare lontano da
Chi vuole riempirmi di cliché, la detesto la monotonia
Non ha un bell'effetto su di me, quasi meglio una lobotomia
E ti diranno che gira la ruota, se ti scordi, segnalo su un Post-it
O finisci per perdere quota, non ti comprerai casa coi gossip
So che il mondo qua è pieno di stronzi, guarda, pure là fuori c'è fila
Sto parlando la lingua dei soldi, mando un messaggio in codice IBAN
[Ritornello]
Non so più cosa sia una lacrima
Nella mia fantasia però capita
Solo se lo vorrai, conta su di me
Basta che non ci fai l'abitudine
ENGLISH TRANSLATION FROM ITALIAN:
[Chorus]
I no longer know what a tear is,
But in my imagination, it happens sometimes.
Only if you want it, count on me,
Just don’t make it a habit.
[Verse 1]
There are days that feel like they last for months.
I’m sure many in my place would’ve given up by now.
But I’m really sorry if you think I don’t value things.
If I don’t find peace of mind, you die inside, I search for proof.
I assure you, I’d tell you if I knew what’s wrong.
I’ll never be one of the weak, but if you want to know,
Maybe I’ll tell you it’s likely I’d die, just for a bit of freedom.
I hope you won’t tear me down, or it’ll be like staying on the edge of an abyss.
Turning pages is something I don’t think happens,
Like seeing myself waste tears, because I won’t make platinum records with those.
Now I’m where I am, and the more it annoys them, the more I enjoy it.
Shining even in the dark without a pavement, at yet another show.
I’ll hang up the mic only when it’s Cartier.
[Chorus]
I no longer know what a tear is,
But in my imagination, it happens sometimes.
Only if you want it, count on me,
Just don’t make it a habit.
[Verse 2]
I’m full of troubles and knives in my back.
I’m almost sure you’ll betray me, like at the Last Supper.
I know it comes easy for me to do harm if they make war on me.
And I won’t even take off my chains, it’ll be a cold war.
I’ve never had a Plan B because Plan A was enough for me.
You’ll call when I’m not there, I wanted to stay far from
Those who want to fill me with clichés; I hate monotony.
It doesn’t have a good effect on me, almost better a lobotomy.
And they’ll tell you the wheel turns, if you forget, note it on a Post-it.
Or you’ll end up losing altitude; you won’t buy a house with gossip.
I know this world’s full of jerks, look, there’s even a line outside.
I’m speaking the language of money, sending a message with an IBAN code.
[Chorus]
I no longer know what a tear is,
But in my imagination, it happens sometimes.
Only if you want it, count on me,
Just don’t make it a habit.
About “ABITUDINE”
ABITUDINE is the second track on Lazza’s 2024 album LOCURA. The song explores the struggles of breaking free from routines and the weight of life's difficulties, while also reflecting on personal growth. Lazza acknowledges how past experiences shape one's present and future, yet resists letting hardship become an emotional habit. The title, which translates to "habit" in English, hints at the dangers of becoming accustomed to pain and disappointment.- Producer: Drillionaire
- Album: LOCURA (2024)
- Release Date: September 20, 2024
- Genre: Pop Rap, Italian Pop
- Writers: Lazza, Drillionaire & Sean Turk
Song Meanings Explained.
ABITUDINE discusses the emotional impact of life's challenges and the process of overcoming them. Lazza reflects on how difficult experiences, such as betrayal or struggle, become ingrained in one's character. He stresses the importance of not allowing these negative experiences to become a habit, instead turning pain into something productive, like his music, rather than succumbing to it.[Ritornello]
The chorus expresses a sense of emotional numbness—Lazza no longer knows what it feels like to cry. However, he acknowledges that in his fantasies, crying is still possible. He emphasizes the need to avoid making a habit of relying on others or allowing oneself to be overwhelmed by emotions. This line captures the song's theme of resilience and self-reliance.[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Lazza talks about enduring hardships that feel like they last for months. He contrasts his resilience with those who would have given up, while apologizing to those who think he doesn't value the important things in life. Lazza admits that he seeks tangible evidence of peace, but often ends up feeling internally conflicted. He reveals his desire for freedom and hopes not to be torn down emotionally, comparing life’s struggles to a precarious situation. Despite the difficulties, he continues to shine, symbolized by the line "brillando anche al buio" (shining even in the dark).[Strofa 2]
The second verse highlights Lazza’s mistrust and feelings of betrayal, comparing his life to the Last Supper where he expects to be betrayed. He describes himself as a fighter, engaging in a cold war where he refuses to give up his identity or his possessions, even under pressure. Lazza criticizes societal expectations and superficial success, rejecting clichés and monotony. The verse ends with him emphasizing his focus on wealth and success, communicated through the metaphor of "la lingua dei soldi" (the language of money).Song Theme.
The central theme of ABITUDINE is resilience in the face of life's challenges. Lazza explores the emotional effects of hardship and betrayal while asserting the importance of not letting negative experiences become habitual. He emphasizes self-reliance, the rejection of monotony, and the need to turn pain into something constructive rather than letting it define him. The song deals with the tension between internal struggles and external success, as Lazza continues to shine despite the darkness around him.Technical Analysis.
Produced by Drillionaire, ABITUDINE blends elements of pop and rap, with a melodic chorus that contrasts Lazza’s rapid, introspective verses. The production features atmospheric beats and smooth synths, creating an emotional backdrop that allows Lazza’s lyrical reflections to shine. The track’s structure alternates between the more vulnerable, reflective chorus and verses filled with fast-paced rhymes and clever wordplay, highlighting Lazza’s ability to balance emotional depth with technical skill. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the message of avoiding emotional habits, making it both catchy and meaningful.
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