Fiori Di Papavero Lyrics – Achille Lauro

Fiori Di Papavero Lyrics by Achille Lauro is a new italian song by Achille Lauro. The song is released on Achille Lauro’s official YouTube channel, written by Achille Lauro, Michelangelo (produttore), ​d.whale, and PAOLO SANTO, produced by Michelangelo (produttore), and from the album COMUNI MORTALI, offering listeners a dark, romantic, and chaotic reflection on love and emotional dependence.

“Fiori Di Papavero” dives into the duality of passion and pain, portraying love as both intoxicating and destructive. Achille Lauro uses opium poppies — a symbol of both beauty and narcotic escape — to frame a relationship steeped in obsession, self-destruction, and existential detachment. The song explores emotional numbness, dependency, and the seductive nature of recklessness. Through poetic metaphors and hedonistic imagery, Lauro constructs a narrative where romantic entanglement becomes a form of self-medication in a world that feels increasingly meaningless.

Fiori Di Papavero Details

Fiori Di Papavero Lyrics

[Intro]
Ne voglio ancora, yeah
Ne voglio ancora, yeah

[Strofa 1]
È un fiore che portammo via
L’amore è più una malattia
Il sesso è solo un farmaco
Ed io che voglio farmelo
E soffriamo senza anestesia
Benedetta ipocondria
L’amore non è Cupido
È un centro di recupero
Aspetta un attimo
Non dirmi i tuoi segreti come dirli al diavolo
Non sono carezze, fiori di papavero
Fosse l’ultima notte, ti regalo il Vomero
Te lo metto al collo

[Pre-Ritornello]
Magari è vero che noi
Perdutamente
Noi che viviamo come tutto fosse niente
Follia
Noi che, noi che, noi che, noi che

[Ritornello]
Noi che stiamo a fare, no, stasera andiamo via
Non sento niente, sento niente, sento niente, tranne
Noi che stiamo a fare l’alba dentro casa mia
E menomale, è già domani
Ma che stronza la vita, ah

[Strofa 2]
Sì, voglio il mondo in mano a me, il mondo in mano a me
Brucio Roma pe’ te, solo pe’ te
Vivo come morirei, voglio il cibo degli dei
E dire: “Ancora, ne voglio ancora”

[Pre-Ritornello]
Magari è vero che noi
Perdutamente
Noi che viviamo come tutto fosse niente
Follia
Noi che, noi che, noi che, noi che

[Ritornello]
Noi che stiamo a fare, no, stasera andiamo via
Non sento niente, sento niente, sento niente, tranne
Noi che stiamo a fare l’alba dentro casa mia
E menomale, è già domani
Ma che stronza la vita
Bella stronza la vita
Noi che stiamo a fare l’alba dentro casa mia
E menomale, è già domani

[Outro]
Magari è vero che noi
Inutilmente
Ci nascondiamo dietro certe dipendenze
Lo so
Ma ne voglio ancora, oh
Bella stronza la vita

Fiori Di Papavero Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone with Lauro’s craving for more — not just of love, but of the overwhelming intensity that comes with it. His repetition signals a deep dependency, perhaps on a person, feeling, or high, and frames the rest of the song within this addictive desire.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Lauro blurs the lines between love and illness. He likens love to a disease and sex to medication, suggesting that intimacy is more about numbing pain than sharing connection. The “fiori di papavero” (poppy flowers) become a recurring metaphor for both beauty and escape, referencing the narcotic properties of poppies. His plea to avoid sharing secrets with him implies a fear of vulnerability, and gifting the Vomero — a district in Naples — adds a surreal romantic gesture in a moment that might be their last, emphasizing desperation and impulsivity.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Here, Lauro reflects on how he and his partner live with a sense of nihilism and detachment, treating life as if nothing matters. He embraces the chaos and madness of their bond, implying that their love thrives on instability and irrational choices.

[Ritornello]
The chorus echoes themes of emotional detachment and numbing. Lauro doesn’t feel anything except the intensity of their connection, which keeps him going until dawn. The repetition of “sento niente” (I feel nothing) captures a deep void, while the line “ma che stronza la vita” (what a bitch life is) reveals his existential frustration — life is cruel, but moments with this person make it bearable.

[Strofa 2]
This verse conveys Lauro’s hunger for power, pleasure, and transcendence. He fantasizes about having the world in his hands and destroying everything for love. The desire for “il cibo degli dei” (the food of the gods) symbolizes an insatiable longing for divine or ultimate experience. His closing repetition of wanting more reaffirms his obsessive pursuit of feeling alive.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Repeated again, this section emphasizes the self-destructive love they share, living without fear of consequence. The recurring structure creates a cyclical feeling — like being trapped in a loop of ecstasy and emotional void.

[Ritornello]
This return to the chorus deepens the emotional dissonance. While the characters chase highs and flee from meaninglessness, they end up repeating the same patterns — seeking refuge in fleeting nights and pretending the pain is gone when a new day comes.

[Outro]
The outro is both a confession and surrender. Lauro admits that their dependence — whether emotional or chemical — is a mask, a way of hiding from reality. Yet, he still wants more. He ends with the same phrase about life being a “bella stronza,” encapsulating the bitter beauty of existing, loving, and hurting.

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