Threesome

Canova's song 'Threesome' delves into the fleeting and often chaotic nature of youthful nights filled with spontaneity and desire. The narrative begins with the protagonist encountering two attractive city girls, each with their own distinct personalities and dreams. One is a cinephile, while the other is a free-spirited hairdresser. The setting is casual and carefree, with the trio sharing wine and the protagonist feeling an immediate attraction, leading to the suggestion of a threesome.

The song captures the essence of a night driven by impulsive decisions and the allure of the moonlit sky. The protagonist's desire to escape loneliness and embrace the moment is palpable. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the trio's interactions, from drunken embraces to playful banter. The carefree attitude is underscored by the repeated phrase 'che ce ne fotte,' which translates to 'who cares,' emphasizing their disregard for consequences in the heat of the moment.

However, the night takes a turn when one of the girls starts feeling unwell, bringing the fantasy to an abrupt halt. This moment of vulnerability and reality crashing in highlights the transient nature of such escapades. The protagonist is left to reflect on his life, his anxiety, and the realization that nights like these are rare and fleeting. The song ends on a melancholic note, with the protagonist returning home, physically and emotionally drained, pondering the ephemeral nature of such experiences.