Altamente mia (feat. Shune)

Bresh's song 'Altamente mia (feat. Shune)' delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship, marked by a blend of dependence, conflict, and deep emotional connection. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both consuming and frustrating, capturing the essence of modern romantic entanglements. The opening lines set the tone with a graffiti message that suggests a paradox: 'Spesso più ricevi e meno dai' (Often the more you receive, the less you give). This line hints at the imbalance and unreciprocated efforts that often plague relationships.

The song's protagonist is depicted as someone who is deeply reliant on their partner, as evidenced by the repeated refrain 'Ho bisogno di te' (I need you). This dependence is juxtaposed with moments of conflict and misunderstanding, such as insulting a friend or being left alone at breakfast. These instances highlight the everyday struggles and miscommunications that can strain a relationship. Yet, despite these challenges, there is an undeniable bond that keeps the couple together, even if it means enjoying the act of arguing and making up.

Bresh also touches on the mundane aspects of life that become significant in a relationship, like organizing a day or dealing with minor inconveniences. The lyrics 'Mi servi per piegare la coperta matrimoniale' (I need you to fold the double blanket) and 'L'angolo del coprimaterasso è da risistemare' (The corner of the mattress cover needs fixing) emphasize how intertwined their lives are, down to the smallest details. The song concludes with a poignant realization that the entire narrative might be a figment of imagination, a 'bluff,' underscoring the fragile line between reality and fantasy in love.