Believe Me
Bujumannu Lyrics


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Believe me, when i look in your eyes
Believe me, when i give you my hand
Believe me, when i call you my friend
Believe me, we are a strong people

Credimi la terra mi pare soffrire
Sfruttamento e inquinamento la fanno morire
Il male principale è ormai qualcosa da estirpare
E' l'uomo avido, forse la cosa più banale

Quante le mani pronte a farci un altro business
La tasche piene e pure facile a riempirsi
Come avvoltoi sopra di noi ma ina di first class
Sanno come arricchirsi

Believe me, when i look in your eyes
Believe me, when i give you my hand
Believe me, when i call you my friend
Believe me, we are a strong people

Un porto sugli scogli per portarci quei papponi
Un ponte sullo stretto per la mafia son miglioni
Traforo in val di Susa per comodità è la scusa
E un radar nelle coste di salute quanto costa?

Due minorenni, quattro piste e un po' di fitness
Giullari a corte e vecchi scheletri fascisti
Pensioni, privilegi autisti e vite no stress
Se non sentono insisti

Believe me, when i look in your eyes
Believe me, when i give you my hand
Believe me, when i call you my friend
Believe me, we are a strong people

Scorie nucleari ormai nascoste sotto terra
E il ricostruire è il più gran business di una guerra
Modificano passaggi, fiumi, strade e le montagne
Cancellano la storia e il tuo passato ste' carogne

Le loro pance piene e il nostro fiato debole
Stanchi di urlare al vento e spesso non sentirsi
Una tv per il credo modellabile spegni e suona i tuoi dischi

Believe me, when i look in your eyes
Believe me, when i give you my hand




Believe me, when i call you my friend
Believe me, we are a strong people

Overall Meaning

In Bujumannu's song "Believe Me," the lyrics emphasize the importance of trust, unity, and resilience within a community. The repeated phrase "Believe me" serves as a plea for the listener to trust the singer's words and intentions.


The opening lines, "Believe me, when I look in your eyes," convey a sense of sincerity and genuine connection. It speaks to the power of eye contact, indicating that through this exchange, there is an understanding and trust between individuals. This trust is further emphasized when the singer says, "Believe me when I give you my hand." It symbolizes solidarity and commitment to support one another.


The lyrics then shift to a broader perspective, addressing societal issues and the exploitation of the Earth. The line, "Believe me, the Earth seems to suffer," expresses concern for the planet's deterioration due to exploitation and pollution. The main source of this suffering is attributed to human greed, which the singer describes as banal and something that must be eradicated.


The following verses address various social and political issues, such as corruption, organized crime, and abuse of power. The lines, "How many hands ready to make another business, pockets full and easy to fill," criticize those who prioritize personal gain over the well-being of society. References to mafia connections, political corruption, and unchecked privileges highlight systemic issues that need to be addressed.


The lyrics also touch upon environmental issues, including nuclear waste disposal and the destruction of nature for economic interests. The lines, "Nuclear waste now hidden underground, and rebuilding is the biggest business of war," highlight the problematic nature of profiting from disasters and the erasure of history and heritage.


In the final verse, the lyrics acknowledge the frustration that arises from perceived powerlessness in the face of these challenges. Despite this, the singer emphasizes the importance of persistence and self-expression. The line, "A TV for the moldable creed, turn it off and play your own records," encourages listeners to reject mainstream narratives and embrace their own individuality.


Overall, "Believe Me" draws attention to the need for trust, unity, and resilience in the face of societal and environmental challenges. It serves as a call for individuals to believe in their own strength and work together to overcome these obstacles.


Line by Line Meaning

Believe me, when i look in your eyes
Trust me, when I deeply connect with you


Believe me, when i give you my hand
Trust me, when I extend my support to you


Believe me, when i call you my friend
Trust me, when I consider you a loyal companion


Believe me, we are a strong people
Trust me, together we possess power and resilience


Credimi la terra mi pare soffrire
Believe me, the earth seems to suffer


Sfruttamento e inquinamento la fanno morire
Exploitation and pollution cause its death


Il male principale è ormai qualcosa da estirpare
The main evil is something that needs to be eradicated


E' l'uomo avido, forse la cosa più banale
It is the greedy man, maybe the most trivial thing


Quante le mani pronte a farci un altro business
Many hands ready to create another business for us


La tasche piene e pure facile a riempirsi
Their pockets are already full and it is easy to fill them further


Come avvoltoi sopra di noi ma ina di first class
Like vultures above us, but inside first class


Sanno come arricchirsi
They know how to get richer


Un porto sugli scogli per portarci quei papponi
A harbor on the rocks to bring those pimps


Un ponte sullo stretto per la mafia son miglioni
A bridge over the strait, it's worth millions to the mafia


Traforo in val di Susa per comodità è la scusa
A tunnel in the Susa Valley, convenience is the excuse


E un radar nelle coste di salute quanto costa?
And a radar on the coasts, how much does it cost for our safety?


Due minorenni, quattro piste e un po' di fitness
Two minors, four lanes, and a little fitness


Giullari a corte e vecchi scheletri fascisti
Jesters at court and old fascist skeletons


Pensioni, privilegi autisti e vite no stress
Pensions, driver privileges, and stress-free lives


Se non sentono insisti
If they don't listen, keep insisting


Scorie nucleari ormai nascoste sotto terra
Nuclear waste now hidden underground


E il ricostruire è il più gran business di una guerra
And reconstruction is the biggest business of a war


Modificano passaggi, fiumi, strade e le montagne
They alter pathways, rivers, roads, and mountains


Cancellano la storia e il tuo passato ste' carogne
They erase history and your past, you bastards


Le loro pance piene e il nostro fiato debole
Their bellies full, and our breath weak


Stanchi di urlare al vento e spesso non sentirsi
Tired of shouting into the wind and often not being heard


Una tv per il credo modellabile spegni e suona i tuoi dischi
A TV for the malleable creed, switch it off and play your own records




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Written by: Simone Pireddu

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Alejandra Amezcua

Buena vibra desde México ♡🇲🇽

BujuMannu

Un abbraccio dalla Sardegna

NToni

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Elena Cabriolu

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Esin

Ecco, io l'avevo detto, è una BOMBAAAA! :D

nicoletta bernardini

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Giampaolo Demontis

siete grandissimi!!!!!!

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Grande Bujuuuuuuuu!

BujuMannu

Grazie Luca!

PowerElu

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