C'est la vie
ZetaZero Lyrics

The lyrics of ZetaZero's song C'est la vie are a reflection of the artist's emotions and lifestyle choices. The lyrics explore love, distractions, money, dreams, and the challenges of living in a smog-filled city like New York. The first verse talks about the artist's struggle with love, he admits that he finds it hard to love someone and is often distracted. He mentions that everyone has at least once mistaken love for something else, maybe on TV. The line "sono cosi" directly translates to mean "I am like this" and indicates that he is just being himself, faults and all.

The second verse is about his use of money. He states that he makes good use of the little money he has, hinting at his financial struggles. He then uses a French phrase "deja-vu" which means "already seen" to describe himself as someone who is predictable, without a ticket. In the third verse, the artist talks about his birthplace, New York, and the smog that fills the city. He uses this as a metaphor to describe his surroundings, which he considers a nuisance. He mentions that he dances only to rock music and that pop music is dull.

In the last verse, the artist turns to dreams, saying that he makes good use of the dreams he has, even though he doesn't know all the details of the things he dreams about. The lyrics also make a reference to gambling with the French phrase "Les geux son fait.. Et rien ne va plus." It means that the stakes are made, and nothing is going well, indicating that things are out of his control. The refrain, "Que non ha. Fortuna," which means "that does not have fortune," repeats several times throughout the song to emphasize a theme of misfortune, bad luck, or a lack of fortune.

Overall, the lyrics in C'est la vie represent a reflection of the artist's emotions and lifestyle choices, and the theme of misfortune appears to run throughout the song.