SI STAT’ TU Lyrics (English Translation) – Geolier

[Pre-chorus]
You were the one holding it
Everything about me is no longer a secret
Only then did I become weak
And who cries with a woman
He either marries her or spends his whole life finding a way to forget her

[Rhythm]
I said a thousand votes “It’s crazy”, right?
I’m waiting for you so much, see, I have all the time to give you
Because they are here for a minute, not a second, and so on
A life is half of the life that we have and I want to spend it with you

[Stanza 1]
You want to leave
That’s right, it’s been a while since my G
I don’t remember anything about my life
Only that it was cold outside and inside
Accommodate, it’s expensive or Rolls-Royce
Nothing else matters to you
All things are legal if you decide, right?
‘Int’â Kelly reaps nothing more
I don’t see anything else in the room
No little hate is good
It can become good, it can become hate again
No, I don’t hope so, if you want something, I’ll buy it
As you do with bags, I do with carats
One less time than me
And once more he has to give it to me
Nuje simmo ‘and more, yes enough
It’s a good thing

[Pre-chorus]
You were the one holding it
Everything about me is no longer a secret
Only then did I become weak
And who cries with a woman

Either she gets married or she spends her whole life finding a way to forget her

[Rhythm]
I said a thousand votes “It’s crazy”, right?
I’m waiting for you so much, see, I have all the time to give you
Because they are here for a minute, not a second, and so on
A life is half of the life that we have and I want to spend it with you

[Stanza 2]
No need to explain, I know what he says
It is enough for you that at the end of the sentence there is no yes
I don’t know what I keep as wealth
I’m asking fratemo today or tomorrow they’ve already increased, I’m not kidding
Songo is the richest of my family
It’s a shame brother that talks to God all night
‘Ncopp’ê novelo aggio proven to us makes peace
And he answered me, the captain said the private price
I don’t look at you when you look at me
Bad b!tch face and the dog face
We thought how and when we left
The difference is that we are happy talking
The elevator ‘int’ô salone ê vote embarrasses me
Ê vote ‘a luasse, ê vote cagnasse all things
Except you as usual

[Pre-chorus]
You were the one holding it
Everything about me is no longer a secret
Only then did I become weak
And who cries with a woman
Either she gets married or she spends her whole life finding a way to forget her

[Rhythm]
I said a thousand votes “It’s crazy”, right?
I’m waiting for you so much, see, I have all the time to give you
Because they are here for a minute, not a second, and so on
A life is half of the life that we have and I want to spend it with you

[Pre-chorus]
This part reflects on the power dynamics in relationships, suggesting that the speaker feels vulnerable because the other person knows everything about them. There’s an acknowledgment of weakness that arises when someone holds such intimate knowledge, implying that the depth of connection can lead to emotional vulnerability. The lines about crying with a woman suggest that deep emotional bonds often lead to either marriage or a lifelong struggle to move on.

[Rhythm]
Here, the speaker expresses a strong desire to be with the person they’re addressing. They emphasize their willingness to wait patiently, even using hyperbole by saying they have “all the time” to offer. The sentiment is that life is short, and they want to spend it with this person, emphasizing the importance of their relationship and the longing for their presence.

[Stanza 1]
The stanza seems to delve into a conversation or internal monologue about materialism and priorities. It reflects on someone’s desire to leave, possibly indicating a dissatisfaction with their current situation. The mention of expensive items like Rolls-Royce highlights materialism, while questioning the importance of material wealth in the face of emotional fulfillment. The speaker seems willing to provide whatever is desired, paralleling material possessions with emotional needs.

[Stanza 2]
This stanza explores themes of understanding and acceptance within a relationship. It suggests a deep understanding between the speaker and the addressed person, where explanations aren’t necessary. There’s a hint of financial concern, with references to wealth and bargaining, juxtaposed with a spiritual reference to talking to God. Despite potential struggles, there’s a sense of contentment in being together, contrasted with feelings of embarrassment in certain situations.

[Pre-chorus]
Similar to the previous pre-chorus, this section underscores the intimate knowledge the other person holds about the speaker, leading to a sense of vulnerability. It reiterates the idea that such intimacy can weaken someone emotionally, with the implication that strong emotional bonds are difficult to forget or move on from.

[Rhythm]
Once again, the speaker expresses a strong desire to be with the addressed person, emphasizing their willingness to wait and their longing for their presence. The repetition underscores the importance of this sentiment, reinforcing the idea that life is short and should be spent with the one they love.

1. “You were the one holding it”
This phrase implies that someone had a significant impact on the speaker, possibly holding emotional or personal secrets. It suggests a deep connection or influence.

2. “A life is half of the life that we have and I want to spend it with you”
This line expresses a desire for companionship and commitment. It emphasizes the importance of sharing life with a loved one, highlighting the longing for a lasting relationship.

3. “I don’t remember anything about my life, Only that it was cold outside and inside”
This conveys a sense of emotional emptiness or detachment, with memories tainted by feelings of coldness. It reflects a longing for warmth and emotional connection in life.

4. “No need to explain, I know what he says”
This indicates a deep understanding between the speaker and the addressed person, suggesting an intimate bond where words are unnecessary to convey meaning.

5. “It’s a shame brother that talks to God all night”
This phrase suggests a sense of regret or pity for someone who spends their nights in deep conversation with God, possibly reflecting a longing for guidance or understanding.