Chiagne (feat. Lazza, Takagi & Kreta)

Geolier's song "Chiagne" featuring Lazza, Takagi & Kreta delves deep into the emotional turmoil of a love that has ended but still lingers in the hearts of those involved. The lyrics are a poignant exploration of regret, longing, and the complex emotions that follow a breakup. The song's title, "Chiagne," which means "cry" in Neapolitan, sets the tone for the raw and heartfelt expressions that follow.

The song opens with Geolier's introspective reflections on a past relationship. He vividly describes the emptiness he feels when he looks at the sea, a metaphor for the vast and unending sorrow he experiences without his former lover. The imagery of seeing her with someone else, yet feeling her presence with him, underscores the haunting nature of his memories. Geolier's lyrics convey a sense of self-blame and confusion, as he grapples with the reasons behind their separation and his inability to make her happy.

Lazza's verse adds another layer to the narrative, highlighting the thin line between love and hate. He speaks of the difficulty in expressing apologies and the pain of seeing his ex with someone else. The reference to a "film" suggests that their relationship was once magical and cinematic, but like many movies, it ended in heartbreak. Lazza's mention of her crying "a fiume" (a river) like Justin (likely a nod to Justin Timberlake's emotional songs) emphasizes the depth of her sorrow and the hope that she can navigate through it.

The chorus, repeated by both artists, questions why she cries when it seems that no one else cares about their relationship. This rhetorical question highlights the isolation and misunderstanding they feel from the outside world. The song concludes with a sense of unresolved tension, as both artists acknowledge that despite the pain and mistakes, their connection is not entirely severed. The lingering hope that they might reunite someday adds a bittersweet note to the song's emotional landscape.