Al Di Là Dell'amore

Brunori Sas's song 'Al Di Là Dell'amore' is a poignant reflection on the state of humanity, urging listeners to look beyond superficial solutions and address deeper societal issues. The lyrics criticize the oversimplification of complex problems, symbolized by the line 'Questi parlano come mangiano / E infatti mangiano molto male,' suggesting that people speak and act without depth or understanding. The song highlights the disconnect between technological advancements and human empathy, as seen in 'Sono convinti che basti un tutorial / Per costruire un'astronave,' implying that modern society often seeks quick fixes rather than meaningful change.

The chorus, 'Ma vedrai che andrà bene / Andrà tutto bene,' offers a glimmer of hope, encouraging perseverance and the pursuit of new horizons. However, this optimism is tempered by the stark imagery of dying dreams and a world filled with fear and pain, 'Lungo le spiagge c'è un sogno che muore / Come una notte golosa di sole.' The song juxtaposes the natural beauty of the world with the harsh realities of human suffering, using metaphors like 'Il soffio del vento / Che un tempo portava il polline al fiore / Ora porta spavento / Spavento e dolore' to illustrate the shift from harmony to discord.

Brunori Sas calls for a return to genuine human connection and understanding, urging listeners to 'smettere di gridare / E raccontare il mondo con parole nuove.' The plea to 'supplicando chi viene dal mare / Di tracciare di nuovo il confine / Tra il bene ed il male' reflects a desire to redefine moral boundaries and restore a sense of justice and compassion. The repeated refrain 'Difendimi / Al di là dell'amore' emphasizes the need for protection and solidarity that transcends mere romantic love, advocating for a deeper, more universal form of care and responsibility.