Secondo Me Lyrics in English by Brunori Sas

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Secondo Me by Brunori Sas from Italian to English.
Secondo me hanno ragione anche i vegani
I think even vegans are right
Ci incazziamo per i cani abbandonati poi ci ingozziamo di insaccati
We get p*ssed off about abandoned dogs then we stuff ourselves with cold cuts
E in fondo dai, parliamo sempre di Salvini
And really, come on, we always talk about Salvini
Di immigrati e clandestini
About immigrants and undocumented immigrants
Ma in un campo rifugiati
But in a refugee camp
A noi non ci hanno visto mai
They've never seen us
Secondo me non è che devi esagerare
I think you don't need to overdo it
Con la lotta al capitale
With the fight against capital
Ogni tanto ci puoi andare
Every now and then you can go
Pure al centro commerciale
Even to the shopping mall
E lo so che è disgustoso
And I know it's disgusting
Disonesto e criminale
Dishonest and criminal
Ma d'estate si sta freschi e puoi sempre parcheggiare
But in summer it's cool and you can always park
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
Io vedo il mondo solo secondo me
I see the world only through my eyes
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
E scrivo al mondo solo secondo me
And I write to the world only through my eyes
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Visto da te
Seen by you
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Visto da te
Seen by you
Secondo me prendiamo troppe medicine
I think we take too many medicines
Andiamo troppo dal dottore
We go to the doctor too much
Anche se è solo un raffreddore
Even if it's just a cold
Se c'è una cosa che mi fa spaventare
If there's one thing that scares me
Del mondo occidentale
About the Western world
È questo imperativo di rimuovere il dolore
It's this imperative to remove pain
Secondo me ci siamo troppo imborghesiti
I think we've become too bourgeois
Abbiamo perso il desiderio
We've lost the desire
Di sporcarci un po' i vestiti
To get our clothes a bit dirty
Se canti il popolo sarai anche un cantautore
If you sing about the people you'll also be a singer-songwriter
Sarai anche un cantastorie
You'll also be a storyteller
Ma ogni volta ai tuoi concerti
But every time at your concerts
Non c'è neanche un muratore
There isn't even a bricklayer
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
Io vedo il mondo solo secondo me
I see the world only through my eyes
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
E scrivo al mondo solo secondo me
And I write to the world only through my eyes
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Visto da te
Seen by you
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Visto da te
Seen by you
Secondo me dato che sono diciott'anni che ci vogliamo bene
I think given that we've loved each other for eighteen years
E che dormiamo insieme
And that we sleep together
A che ci serve un prete o un messo comunale
What do we need a priest or a municipal officer for
Se c'è una cosa innaturale
If there's one unnatural thing
È doversi dare un bacio
It's having to kiss each other
Davanti a un pubblico ufficiale
In front of a public official
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
Io vedo il mondo solo secondo me
I see the world only through my eyes
Secondo me, secondo me
I think, I think
E scrivo al mondo solo secondo me
And I write to the world only through my eyes
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Visto da te
Seen by you
Chissà com'è invece il mondo
Who knows what the world is like instead
Secondo te
What do you think
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Dario Brunori
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imborghesitibecome bourgeois / gentrified

Imborghesiti comes from the verb imborghesire, meaning to become bourgeois or gentrified. It's a less common word that carries a specific social and cultural critique.

In the song, Brunori Sas uses it to lament a perceived loss of authenticity and connection to working-class roots, suggesting that people have become too comfortable and detached from real-world struggles. He sings, "Secondo me ci siamo troppo imborghesiti / Abbiamo perso il desiderio / Di sporcarci un po' i vestiti" (In my opinion, we've become too bourgeois / We've lost the desire / To get our clothes a little dirty), highlighting a critique of modern Italian society.

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