Song Meaning

“Secondo Chi Vorrà” immediately plunges into a stark declaration: the narrator was “born to do away with myself.” This isn't a choice, but a fundamental purpose, dictated by a mysterious, all-powerful “Chi vorrà” (Whoever wills). The lyrics establish a chilling, predetermined destiny from the outset. The core tension lies in this paradoxical mission. The speaker claims to “truly kill myself to transcend,” aiming to offer others “the possibility to exist to live.” This isn't just personal annihilation; it's framed as a sacrificial act, a martyrdom. Yet, the beneficiary isn't just “whoever wants not to kill themselves,” but also the enigmatic “Chi vorrà.” The lyrics then expand this fatalistic vision beyond the individual, asserting “I am what you are.” This shared cosmic determinism—being a “result of incalculable Universes”—culminates in a chilling twist: the speaker declares, “I do away with you” by doing away with myself. The narrator isn't just the martyr who “will immolate himself,” but also the one who “will immolate you,” becoming an active agent of this shared, inescapable fate. What makes these lyrics so effective is their unsettling blend of cosmic fatalism and dark, almost sardonic humor.