PLUMS
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Stringimi addosso
Piangimi forte
Vesti di rosso
Voglio le gote tue ma
Averle non posso
Sono un dannato
Nel mare mosso
Un maremoto
Nel quale non si può remare
Se non sei un colosso
Offriti per quello che tu sei
Se ti amo è perché sei quello che sei
Non ho amore da quando tu non ci sei
Solo lettere nei cassetti e un delay
Della tua voce che dice hey
Spalma la crema la schiena i nei
Proteggi i miei tattoo
Colorati di blu
Coronati di più
Coronarie che puff
Sospingono su
Il sangue ossigenato se mi guardi da laggiù
Dove sei dove vai
Come sei con chi stai
Non ci sei ma sei online
Io ti guardo e uh
Il mio cuore fa Plum
Io ti guardo e uh
Il mio cuore fa Plum
Stringimi addosso
Piangimi forte
Vesti di rosso
Voglio le gote tue ma
Averle non posso
Nel mare mosso
Offriti per quello che tu sei
Se ti amo è perché sei quello che sei
Non ho amore da quando tu non ci sei
Solo lettere nei cassetti e un delay
Della tua voce che dice hey
Spalma la crema la schiena i nei
Proteggi i miei tattoo
Colorati di blu
Coronati di più
Coronarie che puff
Sospingono su
Il sangue ossigenato se mi guardi da laggiù
Dove sei dove vai
Come sei con chi stai
Non ci sei ma sei online
Io ti guardo e uh
Il mio cuore fa Plum
Nodo in gola
Ogni volta
Che una botta m arriva
Il tuo sguardo a riva
Piangimi Forte
Vesti di rosso
Voglio le gote tue ma
Averle non posso
Sono un dannato




Nel maremosso
Un maremoto

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ʌ's song "PLUMS" convey a sense of longing and desire for someone who is no longer present. The singer is reminiscing about a past love and expressing their frustration at not being able to have that person in their life anymore. The lines "Stringimi addosso, Piangimi forte" can be interpreted as a plea to be embraced and comforted by the person they miss. The imagery of dressing in red and wanting the other person's cheeks but not being able to have them further emphasizes the intensity of their longing.


The lyrics also touch upon the singer's self-awareness of their own emotional state. They describe themselves as a "dannato," which translates to "damned" or "cursed," suggesting that they feel trapped in the turbulent sea of their emotions. The mention of "lettere nei cassetti e un delay" alludes to keeping memories of the relationship in drawers, possibly in the form of unsent or unsentimentalized letters. The delay of the person's voice saying "hey" further amplifies the feeling of distance and loss.


Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of wanting to protect and preserve the memories of the relationship. The mention of spreading cream on the back and protecting tattoos colored in blue can be seen as symbols of cherishing the physical and emotional marks left by the loved one. The references to coronaries and oxygenated blood imply that the singer's heart races when they see the person from afar, even if they are only present online.


Overall, the lyrics of "PLUMS" capture a complex mix of desire, longing, and self-awareness, painting a vivid picture of a love that remains alive within the singer despite the circumstances.


Line by Line Meaning

Stringimi addosso
Embrace me tightly


Piangimi forte
Cry for me loudly


Vesti di rosso
Dress in red


Voglio le gote tue ma Averle non posso
I want your cheeks but I can't have them


Sono un dannato Nel mare mosso
I'm a damned soul in rough sea


Un maremoto Nel quale non si può remare Se non sei un colosso
A tsunami in which you can't row if you're not a giant


Offriti per quello che tu sei
Offer yourself for who you are


Se ti amo è perché sei quello che sei
If I love you, it's because you are who you are


Non ho amore da quando tu non ci sei
I have no love since you're not here


Solo lettere nei cassetti e un delay Della tua voce che dice hey
Only letters in drawers and a delay of your voice saying hey


Spalma la crema la schiena i nei Proteggi i miei tattoo
Spread cream on my back and protect my tattoos


Colorati di blu Coronati di più Coronarie che puff Sospingono su Il sangue ossigenato se mi guardi da laggiù
Colored in blue and crowned with more coronaries that push up the oxygenated blood if you look at me from afar


Dove sei dove vai Come sei con chi stai Non ci sei ma sei online Io ti guardo e uh Il mio cuore fa Plum
Where are you, where are you going, how are you, who are you with? You're not here but you're online. I look at you and uh, my heart goes Plum


Nodo in gola Ogni volta Che una botta m arriva Il tuo sguardo a riva
Lump in my throat every time a blow hits me. Your gaze on the shore




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Written by: Alessandro Ganau

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Calin Cucuietu

It is easy. ^ is the sound A you have in mAlAko.
But you don't have A in Russian.

The Russian word это contains both schwa (ə) and ʌ. That is, ətʌ.

Nowadays this ʌ is basically the A (as A in fAther), in British standard English.

In American Standard English an unaccentuated ʌ is pronounced ə: in the verb upset, /ʌpˈset / = /əp 'set /
But an accentuated ʌ is pronounced A (as A in fAther): in the noun upset, / 'ʌpset / = / 'Apset / 

Unfortunately, there are many exeptions. Depending on dialect or even specific words, Americans may use ə instead of A, even if the rule says otherwiste. For instance, in order not to confuse BODY with BUDDY, Americans will pronounce BUDDY with ə instead of A.



All comments from YouTube:

Robert Tebiev

I'm Russian and I'm having difficulties with differing [ʌ] and [ɑ], I'm keep working on that.

It seems I'm starting to understand it. [ʌ] for me like [a] mixed with a bit of [u], and [ɑ] for me is like strongly opened [a] mixed with some [o].

Sergey Karpov

@Calin Cucuietu thx

Calin Cucuietu

It is easy. ^ is the sound A you have in mAlAko.
But you don't have A in Russian.

The Russian word это contains both schwa (ə) and ʌ. That is, ətʌ.

Nowadays this ʌ is basically the A (as A in fAther), in British standard English.

In American Standard English an unaccentuated ʌ is pronounced ə: in the verb upset, /ʌpˈset / = /əp 'set /
But an accentuated ʌ is pronounced A (as A in fAther): in the noun upset, / 'ʌpset / = / 'Apset / 

Unfortunately, there are many exeptions. Depending on dialect or even specific words, Americans may use ə instead of A, even if the rule says otherwiste. For instance, in order not to confuse BODY with BUDDY, Americans will pronounce BUDDY with ə instead of A.

Bianca

This is the sound I most struggled with, and I found very difficult to find a good video on this sound. Now, thanks to you though, there's a great lesson on the /ʌ/ sound. Thank you!!! ⭐️

Calin Cucuietu

Bianca, in BE it is a combination of A and Romanian Ă.

Ajit kumar

Hi I am from India I am also doing

Pronunciation with Emma

Bianca you’re very welcome! I’m so glad I could make a video which helps people!

Analia Figueira

Hi, Emma! I'm studying this sound for an exam and I've specially watched your video because your explanations help me a lot! Thanks!!!

Jacquecer Dareus

I really admire you teacher Emma. You give me the feeling to learn the english language. Thank you.

Pradip Jayswal

One of the only great way to learn perfect pronunciations thank you dear❤️

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