Jet

Coez's song 'Jet' is a poetic exploration of love, redemption, and the desire for a transformative relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a deep emotional connection, where the protagonist wishes to see his partner 'vestita di niente' (dressed in nothing), symbolizing vulnerability and intimacy. He wants to write on her skin that she is his forever, indicating a longing for permanence and a different way of loving that is more profound and artistic. The imagery of being 'fiori cresciuti sotto un temporale' (flowers grown under a storm) suggests that their love has endured hardships, yet it has strong roots, even in a 'campo di sale' (field of salt), a metaphor for a harsh environment.

The chorus, where he dreams of taking her on a jet with her name, flying above a 'tappeto di nuvole viola' (carpet of purple clouds), symbolizes an escape to a utopian world where they can overcome obstacles and believe in miracles. This flight represents a journey towards a better, more hopeful future. The protagonist's willingness to 'rigare dritto' (straighten up) for her shows his readiness to change and improve himself, highlighting the redemptive power of love.

In the second verse, Coez delves into his past struggles, mentioning how he has faced more kicks than anything else and spent his money on alcohol. Despite his rough exterior, he finds beauty in his partner's natural state, without makeup or glasses, and her smile makes the world less ugly. The line 'essere soli in due' (being alone together) captures the paradox of feeling lonely even when with someone, yet finding solace in shared solitude. The song concludes with a reflection on the pain and scars they both carry, but also the hope that together, they can rise above it all, as he loses himself in the beauty of her eyes and the irresistible pull of their connection.