Disparte is an interesting word that means 'apart' or 'in isolation'. It's not a very common word in everyday Italian, making it stand out in the lyrics.
In the song, Tony Boy uses it to express a feeling of withdrawal and separation, saying, "Quindi adesso sto in disparte" (So now I'm apart/in isolation). This conveys a sense of emotional distance or a deliberate choice to keep to oneself after past mistakes, adding a layer of introspection to the song.
Tony Boy's "Mischiare Le Carte" (Shuffling the Cards) feels like a raw, unfiltered peek into his mind. He talks about taking a lot from life, but when he's with a certain person, he's "su Marte" (on Mars), completely out of this world. He admits to making mistakes by oversharing in the past, so now he's keeping to himself, "in disparte" (aside).
There's a sense of needing to overcome challenges, like defeating a dragon, to take this person to a different place. He tells them, "Devi essere un po' meno severo con te" (You need to be a little less hard on yourself). He finds a rebellious feeling when they're together, closing himself off from the world, and he warns them about playing with fire. Tony Boy also touches on his past, recalling smoking weed in middle school and his aggressive side. He feels like he's in a different league than others, and his songs are meant for his brothers when he's gone. It's a mix of introspection, ambition, and a bit of a rebellious spirit.