Liberi da sempre

Sonohra's song 'Liberi da sempre' delves into the complexities of love and the human desire for freedom. The lyrics reflect a deep introspection on the nature of relationships and the struggle to balance personal freedom with emotional connection. The opening lines, 'Non vivo mai abbastanza, questo è quello che pensi di me,' suggest a feeling of inadequacy and a perception that one is not living life to its fullest. This sets the stage for a narrative that questions the essence of love and the sacrifices it demands.

The chorus, 'liberi da sempre siamo liberi, da tutto e niente liberi, per sempre noi,' emphasizes the theme of freedom. The repetition of the word 'liberi' (free) underscores a longing to break free from constraints, whether they are societal, emotional, or self-imposed. The phrase 'slegami se la mia solitudine' (untie me if my solitude) highlights the paradox of seeking freedom while also yearning for connection. This duality is a central theme in the song, portraying love as both a liberating and confining force.

The imagery of angels flying among trees, 'liberi saremo come angeli che volano tra gli alberi,' evokes a sense of ethereal freedom and purity. This metaphor suggests an idealized vision of love, one that transcends earthly limitations. However, the line 'perchè tu per me sei più di quel che hai' (because you are more to me than what you have) brings the focus back to the personal, emphasizing that true love values the essence of a person over material possessions. The song ultimately portrays love as a complex interplay of freedom and attachment, urging listeners to find a balance between the two.