Taciturnal

In 'Taciturnal,' Coez delves into the complexities of a nocturnal relationship, where the night serves as both a backdrop and a metaphor for the fleeting and intense moments shared between two people. The song's title itself is a blend of 'taciturn' and 'nocturnal,' suggesting a quiet, introspective connection that thrives in the darkness. Coez's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a city that moves in fits and starts, mirroring the unpredictable nature of the relationship he describes.

The lyrics explore themes of desire and vulnerability, as Coez admits to being captivated by his partner's taciturn nature. He describes the night as a time when the usual barriers and societal expectations dissolve, allowing for a raw and unfiltered connection. The recurring imagery of lights and traffic symbolizes the chaos and beauty of urban life, which contrasts with the intimate moments shared between the lovers. The line 'Io per te brucio I semafori' (I burn the traffic lights for you) signifies a willingness to break rules and take risks for the sake of love.

Coez also touches on the transient nature of these nocturnal encounters. The phrase 'Le luci della notte ci travolgono, ma giusto un po'' (The lights of the night overwhelm us, but just a little) suggests that while the night offers a temporary escape, it is not a permanent solution. The song captures the essence of living in the moment, embracing the intensity of the present while acknowledging its impermanence. Through his evocative lyrics and emotive delivery, Coez invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences of love and connection in the ever-changing landscape of the night.