Domani Smetto

They told me to keep my mouth shut and behave
They told me, "Chill out and change your tone!"
They told me not to talk with my mouth full
And to walk straight, standing tall with my back
Not to go off-topic and stick to the plan
Or else go to bed without dinner
Not to cause a problem, it’s not worth the hassle
To be grateful for being born
On the side of the world that’s, deep down, perfect
Perfect, perfect, perfect like you, joy

It’s a typical expression of the vocality
Of grace, of Italian singing

I don’t really know when it started
Suddenly I just stopped obeying
Honey, it’s just like you say
I don’t know what messed me up
It’s that I started saying too many no’s
Maybe that’s why you left me
And I won’t even suffer a bit

But I’m sorry, for now, I don’t think it’s a perfect world
Tomorrow I quit
It’s better if you call me tomorrow

They told me to stay on track
They told me, "Respect these schedules!"
They told me, "Keep your feet on the ground!"
They told me, "This war is justified!"

I’m sorry, for now, I don’t think it’s a perfect world
Tomorrow I quit
Why did you leave the toilet seat up?
Tomorrow I quit
And I take too many trips without a ticket
Tomorrow I quit
It’s better if you call me tomorrow

They told me, "Don’t step on the grass!"
They told me, "Don’t smoke the grass!"
They told me, "What the hell are you wearing?"
And my hair was either too long or too short
And I don’t wear a certified helmet
I don’t put my identity on a diet
I went swimming after eating
And I’m still all wet

I’m sorry, for now, I don’t think it’s a perfect world
Tomorrow I quit
Why did you leave the toilet seat up?
Tomorrow I quit
And I take too many trips without a ticket
Tomorrow I quit
It’s better if you call me tomorrow

It’s a typical expression of the vocality
Of grace, of Italian singing.