Nati Da Una Costola Lyrics – Achille Lauro

Nati Da Una Costola Lyrics by Achille Lauro is a new italian song by Achille Lauro, released on Achille Lauro’s official YouTube channel. Written by Achille Lauro, Gow Tribe, Danien, Gregorio Calculli, and Federica Abbate, the track is produced by Gow Tribe and Danien, and appears on the album COMUNI MORTALI. This track delivers a deeply introspective experience, blending poetic lyricism with spiritual and emotional undertones, reflective of Lauro’s signature blend of philosophy, vulnerability, and avant-pop sound.

“Nati Da Una Costola” explores themes of love, solitude, and origin through a spiritual and symbolic lens. Drawing on biblical imagery and human mythology, Achille Lauro confronts the complexity of relationships and identity, particularly between man and woman. The song meditates on the paradoxes of affection—how love can simultaneously nourish and destroy. Set against the backdrop of rain, angels, and the sea, Lauro’s lyrics evoke an eternal search for meaning, connection, and redemption, carried through emotional highs and existential reflections.

Nati Da Una Costola Details

Nati Da Una Costola Lyrics

[Strofa 1]
Dante scrive che esiste un Eden su una vetta
Monte del purgatorio pronti a salire ogni stella
Poi il Signore Dio plasmò l’uomo con la terra
Poi imparammo a farci, poi a farci la guerra
Come sconosciuti, una storia ci accomuna
L’inizio e la fine, il livido e la cura, ma
Un dio che guarda l’uomo, un dio che conta i passi
Dio scelse la donna perché l’Eden coltivasse

[Pre-Ritornello]
Dimmi che ne sarà di questa solitudine
Dimmi come scapperemo del tempo che fugge via
Le parole che suonano come un addio
Ma non è un addio

[Ritornello]
Come volano gli angeli
Nella notte quando la pioggia cade giù
Ma te lo immagini?
Senza il rumore, il rumore, il rumore del mare
E tu che non sai piangere
Anche quando poi una lacrima cade giù
E credere alle favole
Ci fa sentire male, male, male, male come dicevi tu
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah

[Strofa 2]
Amore mio, mio grande amico
Amore mio, mio peggior nemico
Ma ho una mela da mangiare
Dio ti soffiò nel ventre
Un essere vivente, poi divenni un serpente
Sarà, sarà fino all’alba, fino all’alba
Sarà fino all’alba

[Ritornello]
Come volano gli angeli
Nella notte quando la pioggia cade giù
Ma te lo immagini?
Senza il rumore, il rumore, il rumore del mare
E tu che non sai piangere
Anche quando poi una lacrima cade giù
E credere alle favole
Ci fa sentire male, male, male, male come dicevi tu
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah

[Post-Ritornello]
(Fino all’alba)
Ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah
(Fino all’alba)
Sarà fino all’alba, fino all’alba
Sarà fino all’alba

[Outro]
Come volano gli angeli
Nella notte quando la pioggia cade giù
Ma te lo immagini?

Nati Da Una Costola Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
Achille Lauro opens with a blend of spiritual narrative and philosophical observation, invoking Dante’s Divine Comedy and the concept of Eden atop the mountain of Purgatory. He reflects on humanity’s evolution—from being formed out of earth by God to waging war against each other. Despite shared human origins and pain, there’s a divine intent in creation. Lauro emphasizes that woman was chosen to cultivate Eden, shifting traditional religious narratives to highlight the sanctity and centrality of femininity.

[Pre-Ritornello]
This section captures the emotional weight of isolation and the fleeting nature of time. Lauro’s plea is intimate and uncertain—he questions what will become of their loneliness and how they will escape the relentless passage of time. The mention of words sounding like a farewell, yet not being one, creates a tension between loss and hope, mirroring the bittersweet rhythm of relationships.

[Ritornello]
The chorus evokes ethereal imagery of angels flying through rain-soaked nights, contrasting divine grace with human sorrow. Lauro uses the absence of familiar natural sounds, like the sea, to highlight emotional numbness. He points to a partner who cannot cry, underscoring emotional suppression. Belief in fairy tales, while once comforting, now causes pain—a commentary on broken illusions and the cost of clinging to idealized love.

[Strofa 2]
Here, Lauro addresses love as both a companion and a threat—his “great friend” and “worst enemy.” The biblical symbolism deepens as he references the apple, a classic emblem of temptation and fall. God breathes life into the woman, yet Lauro becomes the serpent, suggesting his own role in corrupting what was once pure. This duality reflects the complexity of human relationships, where love can both create and destroy.

[Ritornello]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces its emotional core—anguish, silence, and the pain of lost innocence. The idea of angels and storms remains central, symbolizing hope amidst turmoil. Lauro returns to the idea of emotional detachment and the damage of clinging to fantasies, highlighting a cycle of hurt that persists despite awareness.

[Post-Ritornello]
This brief section acts as an emotional echo, repeating “fino all’alba” (“until dawn”) to suggest endurance through the night. It implies waiting, surviving, or hoping until clarity or peace arrives. The repetition builds an atmosphere of longing suspended in time.

[Outro]
The outro mirrors the opening of the chorus, but in isolation, creating a dreamlike closure. Lauro leaves listeners with the final image of angels flying in the rain—symbolic of resilience, divinity, and emotional fragility in the face of a stormy existence.

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