The song "Vorrei Soltanto Amarti" by Ultimo (the stage name of Niccolò Moriconi) is about a complicated and dysfunctional relationship. The lyrics express the longing to simply love the other person, despite the obstacles and emotional turmoil they are facing. The song begins by describing one person who breathes too fast and is consumed by fear, yet the narrator remains by their side, knowing that they have had many experiences together. However, it is implied that their relationship has faded away due to the faults and shortcomings of the other person. The narrator still holds onto a dream in their heart where people can connect, but they acknowledge that they are both like marbles on the sand, without a true direction. Despite the wind encouraging them, the spring of love and renewal never returns. The chorus repeats the desire to solely love the other person, amidst the clouds and diamonds. It conveys a longing for a simple and pure love, free from complications and external influences. The second verse expresses the lack of peace between the two individuals, each with their own crises. One person doesn't know what they want, while the narrator wants something they shouldn't. There doesn't seem to be a way for them to love each other, even when they are physically together but emotionally distant. The person's tired responses and the narrator's uncalm reactions add to the complexity of their relationship. The bridge compares the beauty of the person to the world when night falls, but the narrator desires to give them more than what remains. However, the person pulls back when the narrator advances and returns when the narrator tries to escape, leaving their communication as random words spoken by a crazed person who doesn't give them much weight. Overall, "Vorrei Soltanto Amarti" depicts a conflicted relationship where both individuals struggle with their own issues and find it difficult to truly love each other. The lyrics convey a sense of longing, frustration, and longing for simplicity and pure love amidst the turmoil.
