Con la felpa blu e le scarpe da ginnastica
La Madonna su un divano
Con gli occhi hai disegnato
Sul soffitto i tuoi pensieri
Ragnatela ad opera di abili ingegneri
È li che vuoi andare ad abitare
Hai detto non mi va di restare a casa
Andiamo fuori a guardare
La notte scivolare sul canale
Oppure si potrebbe rimanere a parlare
Chiusi dentro a un bar
A lasciarsi sciogliere la lingua nella bocca
A vivere in città
Piene di tombini e di bambole del gas
Di centraline e tubature
E strane connessioni
Fibre ottiche e cereali auricolari
Che fanno bene a tutte le età
Tornare da New York con un cappotto nuovo
Ma con la faccia vecchia Di uno che non dorme quando viaggia
In gola un gargarismo di parole strane
E un brutto torcicollo
Frutto di pensieri troppo scomodi e pesanti
Un tuffo dal cuore alla pancia
Mi guardi e ti sbucci un'arancia
Un po' del desiderio di farsi trasportare
Per quanto ancora non ci credi
Domani andiamo a vivere sul mare
Su palafitte a forma di astronave
Di astronave
La faccia che è tutta un sorriso
E descrive un umore preciso
Si lascia trasformare
Da un flusso di parole
Adesso che tutto è già deciso
Che il tempo non ci scappi tra le mani
Facciamo le valigie e via lontani
Giorgio Poi, stage name of Giorgio Poti, is an Italian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. Born in Rome in 1987, he emerged in the 2010s with an indie pop sound characterized by electronic atmospheres and introspective lyrics. After collaborating with artists like Colapesce and Dimartino, he released his debut album "Giorgio Poi" in 2019, followed by "Il cielo è sempre più blu" in 2021. Among his most popular songs are "La mia vita", "Senza te" and "Non mi piace la pioggia". His music is often accompanied by energetic and engaging live performances, which have helped to solidify his fan base in Italy.
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