Tutto diventa normale

Ultimo's song 'Tutto diventa normale' delves into the complexities and inevitable transformations within a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that once burned brightly but has now settled into a state of normalcy. The opening lines, 'Vieni qui dai che io di notte mi sento morire / Stringimi, dai, che al caldo forse poi riesco a dormire,' set a tone of longing and vulnerability. The narrator seeks comfort and warmth, hinting at a deeper emotional need that goes beyond physical closeness.

The song explores the paradox of love, where intense emotions can lead to both joy and pain. Ultimo sings, 'E c'eravamo tanto amati io e te / Ma a volte ridi per non vivere,' suggesting that laughter sometimes serves as a coping mechanism to mask deeper issues. The relationship is depicted as a rollercoaster of emotions, from passionate love to moments of conflict, as seen in the lines, 'E c'eravamo presi a calci io e te / Fino a far l'amore per convivere.' This duality highlights the struggle to maintain a connection amidst the ups and downs.

The recurring theme of normalcy is poignantly captured in the chorus, 'Come un diamante per le sue collane / Dopo un po' tutto diventa normale.' The metaphor of a diamond, initially precious and dazzling, becoming just another part of a necklace, symbolizes how even the most extraordinary love can become routine over time. The song reflects on the passage of time and how it can both heal and exhaust, as Ultimo laments, 'Amore, il tempo guarisce ma rende anche stanchi.' Ultimately, 'Tutto diventa normale' is a contemplative exploration of love's evolution, capturing the bittersweet reality that even the most passionate relationships can settle into a state of normalcy.