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Volevo dirti tante cose, ma non so da dove iniziare 00:08
Ti vorrei viziare 00:13
Farti scivolare addosso questo mondo infame 00:15
Mettermi fra te e cento lame, mentre cerco il mare 00:18
Penso non avrebbe senso fare un tuffo immenso 00:23
Se non ci sei tu a nuotare 00:27
E tu che sai colmare, e tu che sai calmare 00:30
C'è troppa luce dentro la stanza 00:35
Questo caldo che avanza e io non dormirò 00:38
E scusa se non parlo abbastanza 00:42
Ma ho una scuola di danza nello stomaco 00:45
E balla senza musica con te 00:49
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 00:56
Vorrei farti cento cose, ma non so da dove iniziare 01:04
Ti vorrei iniziare 01:09
Bella che non ti va di ballare 01:11
Ma bella che se balli le altre ti guardano male 01:14
Che c'hai sempre qualcosa da insegnare 01:18
Mi metti in crisi e in questo testo non ti riesco a disegnare 01:21
Vorrei portarti al mare, anzi portarti il mare 01:25
C'è troppa luce dentro la stanza 01:32
Questo caldo che avanza e io non dormirò 01:34
E scusa se non parlo abbastanza 01:38
Ma ho una scuola di danza nello stomaco 01:41
E balla senza musica con te 01:46
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 01:53
E in fondo tutto quello che volevo, lo volevo con te 02:00
E sembra stupido, ma ci credevo e ci credevi anche te 02:08
E non è facile trovarsi mai, oh mai, oh mai 02:16
E tu mi dici: "Meglio se ora vai, ormai è tardi" 02:22
C'è troppa luce dentro la stanza 02:29
Questo caldo che avanza e io non dormirò 02:31
E scusa se non parlo abbastanza 02:36
Ma ho una scuola di danza nello stomaco 02:38
E balla senza musica con te 02:42
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 02:50
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 02:57
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 03:04
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 03:11
Sei bella che la musica non c'è 03:18
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La Musica Non C'è – Bilingual Lyrics Italian/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Discover Coez's hit song 'La musica non c'è,' a beautiful blend of pop and rap that uses the metaphor of music to explore deep emotions in love. Through its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics, you can connect with themes of longing, admiration, and the intensity of relationships, offering a unique glimpse into contemporary Italian romance and expression.

[English]
I wanted to tell you so many things, but I don't know where to start
I would like to pamper you
Make you slide through this wicked world
Put myself between you and a hundred blades, while I search for the sea
I think it wouldn't make sense to take a huge dive
If you're not there to swim
And you who know how to fill, and you who know how to calm
There's too much light in the room
This heat is rising and I won't sleep
And I'm sorry if I don't talk enough
But I have a dance school in my stomach
And dance without music with you
You're beautiful even though there's no music
I would like to do a hundred things with you, but I don't know where to start
I would like to start with you
Beautiful, who doesn't feel like dancing
But beautiful, if you dance, the others look at you badly
You always have something to teach
You put me in crisis and in this text, I can't draw you
I would like to take you to the sea, or rather bring the sea to you
There's too much light in the room
This heat is rising and I won't sleep
And I'm sorry if I don't talk enough
But I have a dance school in my stomach
And dance without music with you
You're beautiful even though there's no music
And in the end, everything I wanted, I wanted with you
And it seems stupid, but I believed it and you believed it too
And it's not easy to ever find each other, oh never, oh never
And you tell me: "Better if you go now, it's late"
There's too much light in the room
This heat is rising and I won't sleep
And I'm sorry if I don't talk enough
But I have a dance school in my stomach
And dance without music with you
You're beautiful even though there's no music
You're beautiful even though there's no music
You're beautiful even though there's no music
You're beautiful even though there's no music
You're beautiful even though there's no music
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

cose

/ˈkɔːze/

A1
  • noun
  • - things

mondo

/ˈmon.do/

A1
  • noun
  • - world

mare

/ˈmaː.re/

A1
  • noun
  • - sea

luce

/ˈluː.t͡ʃe/

A2
  • noun
  • - light

stanza

/ˈstan.t͡sa/

A2
  • noun
  • - room

caldo

/ˈkal.do/

A2
  • adjective
  • - warm
  • noun
  • - heat

scuola

/ˈskwɔː.la/

A2
  • noun
  • - school

stomaco

/ˈstɔː.ma.ko/

B1
  • noun
  • - stomach

musica

/ˈmuː.zi.ka/

A1
  • noun
  • - music

ballare

/balˈla.re/

A2
  • verb
  • - to dance

testo

/ˈtɛ.sto/

B1
  • noun
  • - text

sembrare

/semˈbra.re/

B1
  • verb
  • - to seem

stupido

/ˈstu.pi.do/

B1
  • adjective
  • - stupid

insegnare

/in.seɲˈɲa.re/

B1
  • verb
  • - to teach

tardi

/ˈtar.di/

A2
  • adjective
  • - late

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ti vorrei viziare

    ➔ Conditional tense with 'vorrei' + infinitive

    ➔ 'vorrei' is the conditional form of 'volere' (to want), used here to express a polite or hypothetical desire.

  • Mi metti in crisi

    ➔ Verb phrase: 'metti' (second person singular of 'mettere') + preposition 'in' + noun 'crisi'

    ➔ 'metti' is the second person singular of 'mettere' (to put), and 'in crisi' means 'in crisis', so together it means 'you put me in crisis'.

  • Sei bella che la musica non c'è

    ➔ Adjective 'bella' (beautiful) used with the second person singular 'sei' + relative clause

    ➔ 'sei' is the second person singular of 'essere' (to be), and 'bella' is the adjective 'beautiful'. The phrase describes that the person is beautiful even without music.

  • C'è troppa luce dentro la stanza

    ➔ Existential 'c'è' (there is) + noun phrase 'troppa luce' (too much light)

    ➔ 'c'è' is an Italian expression meaning 'there is', used to introduce the existence of 'troppa luce' (too much light) within the room.

  • E scusa se non parlo abbastanza

    ➔ Subordinate clause with 'se' (if) + present tense of 'parlo' (to speak)

    ➔ 'se' means 'if' in Italian, and the verb 'parlo' is the first person singular of 'parlare' (to speak); the phrase expresses a condition about not speaking enough.

  • E in fondo tutto quello che volevo, lo volevo con te

    ➔ Prepositional phrase 'in fondo' (at the bottom, deep inside) + relative clause + 'lo volevo' (I wanted it)

    ➔ 'in fondo' is an Italian phrase meaning 'deep down' or 'ultimately'. 'lo volevo' is 'I wanted it' with direct object 'lo' (it). Altogether, it expresses a desire rooted deep inside.