NU PARL, NU SENT, NU VEC LYRICS – GEOLIER

[Intro]
I got Gs, dreams, cojones, dinero
Strap, racks, hoes, dope
I got Gs, dreams, cojones, dinero
Strap, racks, hoes, dope
Poison

[Strofa 1]
Yeah
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Chisti ccà cadeno ‘nterra cu nu suffio
‘E sicuro nun me fermo

E pure si ristasse fermo pe diec’anne, manco tanto me raggiunge
Faccio sorde comme si tenesse ‘e bot
Stongo a casa, veco Capri senza yacht
Guarda, stongo cu D’Alessio e joco a golf, dice ca so’ forte
Sto mettenno in chiaro tutt”e cose ca nun dico
Pecché, si po sî ggentile, ‘a ggente penza ca nn’sî furbo
Vonno tutt”e miliune c’aggio fatto, ca nun serveno cchiù ‘e tanto
Chilli llà songo pe fà bella figura
Nn’tengo cchiù vint’anne, vintitré pe ll’esattezza
E, si nn’fosse p”e sorde, da mo m”ess”a dato ‘o fermo
Tanto sto c*ntanno, sto c*ntanno, sto c*ntanno
E nel frattempo sta muglierema ca ‘e spenne e nun m’avvence

[Pre-Ritornello 1]
Tappet russo, AK pure
Tanto ammo cagnato già tutte cose
‘Int’ô juoco n’intruso, vene abbattuto
O c”o accattammo e ‘o mannammo n’ata vota areto pe nuje

[Ritornello]
Nun parlo, nun veco, si sento, nun dico
Nun vaco dicenno strunzate in giro
Nun sento che dice, nu sacco ‘e nemice
Ca so’ piccerille ‘int’a uno mirino
Machine ‘e lusso ma povere d’anima

Songo lunatico, songo turnato
Parlo c*ntanno, c*ntanno, c*ntanno
Magnanno magnanno te vene cchiù famme

[Strofa 2]
Accatto e vennimmo, nn’ce mantenimmo
Nu ‘nciarme, duje ‘nciarme, ascimmo
Pe Napule so’ nu simbolo
Sette su sette
Mo m’aggi”a arapì n’Eurobet
E, si ritorno a Sanremo, scummetto che perdo
Miette ‘o beat, miezu scè
L’alfabeto mio è cchiù luongo (Grr-pauh)
L’incasso a fore ‘e tasse è tutto lordo (Bleah)
Sto luanno ‘e scarpe pecché sto saglienno a bordo
‘Sta barca tene ‘o cesso e pure ‘a stanza addò me cocco (Ahah)
Reale e po, si fallimmo, ggiuro
Me ‘nvento n’ata cosa, e n’ata cosa, e n’ata cosa
E mal che vada vaco a ffà n’ata vota ‘e saldature
Cu tutte ‘sti meliune nn’perdo maje chella abitudine (No, mai)
Traso dint’ô stadio d’addò trase Kvara
Napule a dicembre trenta grade Bahamas
E femmene ‘e Napule me vonno single
Ma in modo affettuoso e in modo simbolico

[Pre-Ritornello 2]
Tappeto russo, jammo ch”e tute
Tanto ammo cagnato ggià tutte cose
‘Int’ô juoco n’intruso, vene abbattuto
O nn”o penzammo o c”o accattammo

[Ritornello]
Nun parlo, nun veco, si sento, nun dico
Nun vaco dicenno strunzate in giro
Nun sento che dice, nu sacco ‘e nemice
Ca so’ piccerille ‘int’a uno mirino
Machine ‘e lusso ma povere d’anima
Songo lunatico, songo turnato
Parlo c*ntanno, c*ntanno, c*ntanno
Magnanno magnanno te vene cchiù famme

[Intro]
The intro of “NU PARL, NU SENT, NU VEC” by Geolier serves as a bold proclamation of wealth and power, juxtaposed with a subtle warning of the toxicity inherent in such a lifestyle. Geolier boasts of possessing “Gs” (likely referring to money), dreams, courage (“cojones” in Spanish), and “dinero” (Spanish for money), alongside references to firearms, riches, women, and drügs. The repetition reinforces his assertion, almost like a mantra, while the mention of “poison” adds a layer of ominousness, hinting at the dangers lurking beneath the surface of his extravagant life.

[Strofa 1]
Geolier delves into the intricacies of his mindset and lifestyle, illustrating a relentless pursuit of success despite the odds. He expresses a steadfast determination to continue his pursuit, even if it means enduring years of stagnation. There’s a sense of cunning as he describes handling money as if it were a game, all while portraying a façade of wealth and leisure. Despite his apparent success, there’s an undertone of loneliness and suspicion, as he navigates the complexities of fame and fortune, wary of those who may seek to exploit him.

[Pre-Ritornello 1]
In this section, Geolier introduces imagery of a “Russian carpet” and an AK (assault rifle), suggesting his involvement in illicit activities and the violent undercurrents of his lifestyle. He describes a scenario where he must either eliminate threats or be eliminated, underscoring the ruthless nature of the world he inhabits.

[Ritornello]
The chorus serves as a recurring refrain, emphasizing Geolier’s commitment to silence and observation in the face of adversity. He rejects superficiality and deceit, acknowledging the presence of enemies while maintaining a veneer of opulence. Despite his acknowledgement of his own eccentricities, he asserts his resilience and determination to overcome obstacles, highlighting the dichotomy between his outward appearance and inner struggles.

[Strofa 2]
Geolier reflects on his journey to fame and the risks he takes to maintain his position in the limelight. Despite his outward success, he grapples with feelings of disillusionment and uncertainty, navigating the pitfalls of celebrity with a sense of weariness. He speaks of his ability to adapt and reinvent himself, demonstrating a resilience in the face of failure and adversity.

[Pre-Ritornello 2]
Similar to the first pre-ritornello, Geolier references the “Russian carpet” and the intrusion of unwanted elements into his life, signaling ongoing conflicts and challenges that he must navigate in his pursuit of success.

[Ritornello]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces Geolier’s stance on silence and observation, as well as his acknowledgment of the darker aspects of his lifestyle. He reaffirms his determination to succeed despite the obstacles he faces, recognizing that the pursuit of fame and fortune comes with its own set of struggles and sacrifices.

1. “I got Gs, dreams, cojones, dinero”:
This line signifies the rapper’s boastfulness about possessing money (“Gs”), aspirations (“dreams”), courage (“cojones” in Spanish), and wealth (“dinero”). It portrays a persona of confidence and bravado.

2. “Nun parlo, nun veco, si sento, nun dico”:
In this phrase, the artist emphasizes a stance of observance and silence. It implies a cautious approach to interactions, where the rapper neither speaks nor sees, but listens and understands, avoiding unnecessary confrontation.

3. “Chisti ccà cadeno ‘nterra cu nu suffio”:
This line metaphorically suggests that those who oppose or challenge the rapper will be swiftly dealt with or eliminated. It underscores the ruthlessness and danger inherent in the rapper’s world.

4. “Tanto ammo cagnato già tutte cose”:
This phrase implies that the rapper has experienced and acquired a lot in life (“already got everything”). It conveys a sense of worldly wisdom and accomplishment, indicating that he has seen and done it all.