Stonate means "out of tune" or "off-key." It's an interesting word because it's not commonly found in everyday conversation or even many song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the song, gIANMARIA sings about "Le canzoni stonate che ho cantato per te" (The out-of-tune songs I sang for you). This line beautifully conveys a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion, suggesting that even imperfect expressions of love hold deep meaning. It's a unique way to describe heartfelt, if not perfectly executed, gestures.
"Tutto Quello Che Ho" ("All I Have") is gIANMARIA's diary of a breakup that won't let go. He can't sleep, the city feels too crowded to breathe in, and every day still turns back to her, who is now, quite literally, all he has left.
The chorus repeats that thought like a wound he keeps pressing on: looking for her is pointless since she's moved to another country, yet she still lives inside him, in the off-key songs he used to sing just for her.
In between, he pictures the expected path to "becoming a man": no questions asked, an unhappy marriage, a steady job, and rejects it, choosing solitude and the ache of missing her over that quiet, resigned kind of adulthood.