Tony Boy's "Guerra" is a really personal look into his world, where he's constantly battling expectations and fake people. He starts by calling out someone who compared him to others, telling them to go to that other person because they'll treat them "meglio di così" [better than this]. He's over the drama, saying "ognuno ha i suoi chiodi" [everyone has their own nails] – meaning everyone has their own problems to deal with, and he's not interested in superficial things like "un tattoo inutile che fai per essere alla moda" [a useless tattoo you get to be fashionable].
He talks about his come-up, paying for recordings "coi soldi del trap" [with trap money] before his rap career took off, and how things are growing now. He also touches on a darker period, admitting he "non poppavo Perc', poi ho conosciuto lei / Poi ho perso la mia mente dentro le vie del centro" [didn't pop Percs, then I met her / Then I lost my mind in the streets of the center]. It feels like he's always in his head, saying "Mi piace mettermi in dubbio, lo fa la mia testa in automatico" [I like to question myself, my head does it automatically]. He's fighting his own war, staying silent and strong, adding zeros to his contract, and leaving the clout chasers behind. The song is a toast "Per chi combatte la sua guerra" [For those who fight their war], a powerful message about staying true to yourself.