"Non Va Che Volo" is a song by Italian singer Umberto Tozzi. The lyrics depict a sense of longing and emptiness without someone special in the singer's life. The song conveys the feeling of being unable to fly freely without this person, and how their absence has left a void in the singer's heart. The lyrics mention a shy little bird that is not scared by the singer's song, and simple things like a warm breeze, a good book, or a beer that should make them happy. However, despite these things, something is still not right. The singer expresses that they always fly to be with this person and that there is only one star in their sky, symbolizing how important this person is to them. They admit to thinking too much and finding it difficult to find meaning in life without this person's presence. The singer feels as if their eyes are always looking down, and their mouth no longer sings but drinks excessively. They emphasize that something is missing, and that is the person they are missing. The lyrics continue to express the singer's desire to escape from this situation, but without the person they long for, it feels like a futile effort. The singer metaphorically refers to taking a coin and their finger, as if attempting to change their circumstances, even if the wind and the world around them resist. In conclusion, "Non Va Che Volo" conveys the sentiment of emptiness, longing, and difficulty in finding meaning in life without the presence of someone special. The singer yearns for the person to fill the void and bring joy back into their life.
