Nottetempo Lyrics by Franco126 is a new italian song by Franco126, featuring Giorgio Poi. Released on March 27, 2025, the song is available on Franco126’s official YouTube channel. Written by Franco126, Giorgio Poi, Pietro Di Dionisio, and Pietro Paroletti, and produced by Golden Years, Nottetempo immerses listeners in a dreamlike and introspective journey through late-night thoughts and shifting emotions.
The song explores themes of nostalgia, distance, and the contrast between two different worlds—one chaotic and disorderly, the other structured and serene. Franco126 paints a vivid picture of two separate lives, connected yet apart, using detailed imagery of personal spaces and nighttime reflections. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and contemplation, where memories and unspoken words linger in the quiet hours. Giorgio Poi’s chorus reinforces this nocturnal atmosphere, highlighting uncertainty and transformation, where nighttime becomes a realm where anything feels possible.
Nottetempo Details
| Song | Nottetempo |
|---|---|
| Album | Futuri Possibili |
| Artists | Franco126 |
| Featuring Artists | Giorgio Poi |
| Written By | Franco126, Giorgio Poi, Pietro Di Dionisio & Pietro Paroletti |
| Produced By | Golden Years |
| Label | Franco126 |
| Language | Italian |
| Released Date | Mar 27, 2025 |
Nottetempo Lyrics
[Strofa 1: Franco126]
Nella mia stanza tutto è lasciato a caso
Pile di libri usati e di magliette oversize
C’è il poster di un film horror sulla parete
Ed un basilico che muore di sete
Nella tua stanza tutto trova il suo posto
Anche quel paio di Ray-Ban che una volta era mio
C’è un disco di Battisti su uno scaffale
Ed un armadio pieno fino a scoppiare
[Pre-Ritornello: Franco 126]
E chi lo sa se stai dormendo adesso
Mentre il tuo cane scalda un angolo del letto
Se stai volando su un oceano di silenzio
E prende vita l’universo che hai dentro
E invece io ti sto pensando, lo ammetto
Mentre si accendono le stelle sopra il tetto
E controvoglia sfoglio un libro che ho già letto
Ma l’orologio va al rovescio
La luna da quaggiù sembra uno specchio
[Ritornello: Giorgio Poi]
Ah, conto fino a tre
Ma trovo un mucchio di nodi da sciogliere
Vorrei parlare, ma non trovo la bocca
Vorrei uscire, ma non c’è la porta
Se queste scale si possono solo scendere
Non rischierò di schiantarmi contro le nuvole
Lo so che di giorno c’è poco da fare
Ma nottetempo tutto può cambiare
[Strofa 2: Franco126]
Dalla mia stanza vedo solo palazzi
File di panni stesi e luci delle TV
Una signora insonne fuma in balcone
E c’è una coppia che discute da ore
Dalla tua stanza vedi il verde di un parco
Un orizzonte di pini, sembra un’altra città
C’è un netturbino in giro per il quartiere
E un gran casino giù nel pub irlandese
[Pre-Ritornello: Franco126]
E chi lo sa se stai dormendo adesso
Mentre il tuo cane scalda un angolo del letto
Se stai volando su un oceano di silenzio
E prende vita l’universo che hai dentro
E invece io ti sto pensando, lo ammetto
Mentre si accendono le stelle sopra il tetto
E controvoglia sfoglio un libro che ho già letto
Ma l’orologio va al rovescio
La luna da quaggiù sembra uno specchio
[Ritornello: Giorgio Poi]
Ah, conto fino a tre
Ma trovo un mucchio di nodi da sciogliere
Vorrei parlare, ma non trovo la bocca
Vorrei uscire, ma non c’è la porta
Se queste scale si possono solo scendere
Non rischierò di schiantarmi contro le nuvole
Lo so che di giorno c’è poco da fare
Ma nottetempo tutto può cambiare, eh
Ma nottetempo tutto può cambiare, eh
Nottetempo Lyrics Meaning
[Strofa 1: Franco126]
Franco126 sets the stage by contrasting two rooms—his own, a space filled with disorder, and another, neatly arranged, where even a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses he once owned has found its place. These differences extend beyond physical surroundings, symbolizing two personalities and ways of living. While his world is cluttered with used books and forgotten plants, the other is defined by organization and nostalgia, embodied in a Battisti record and an overflowing wardrobe. This distinction hints at emotional distance, with objects serving as metaphors for lost connections.
[Pre-Ritornello: Franco126]
Here, Franco126 drifts into contemplation, wondering if the other person is peacefully asleep while he remains caught in a cycle of restless thoughts. The imagery of a dog curled up on the bed adds warmth and comfort to the scene, contrasting with his own solitude. The mention of an “oceano di silenzio” (ocean of silence) evokes a vast, introspective space where one’s inner universe takes shape. As he struggles to focus on a book he has already read, time feels distorted—his clock moves in reverse, and the moon reflects his longing, turning the night into a mirror of his emotions.
[Ritornello: Giorgio Poi]
Giorgio Poi’s chorus introduces a surreal dimension, emphasizing confusion and entrapment. The inability to find his voice or an exit reflects emotional stagnation, as unresolved thoughts and feelings weigh him down. The stairs that only descend suggest a fear of moving forward, avoiding risks that might lead to heartbreak. Yet, there is also an underlying hope—the acknowledgment that while days may feel monotonous, the night carries the potential for change, making nottetempo a symbol of transformation and possibility.
[Strofa 2: Franco126]
The contrast between two lives extends beyond interiors to their external views. From his room, Franco126 sees a dense urban landscape—endless buildings, TV-lit windows, and sleepless neighbors. His perspective is marked by restlessness and tension, illustrated by a couple arguing and a woman smoking on her balcony. Meanwhile, the other person’s view is one of open space, greenery, and tranquility, reinforcing the divide between their worlds. The distant sound of an Irish pub adds a lively backdrop, further emphasizing how their surroundings reflect their inner states.
[Pre-Ritornello: Franco126]
Repeating his earlier reflections, Franco126 continues to wonder about the other person’s state of mind while he remains stuck in his own. The presence of a loyal dog offers reassurance in contrast to his solitary musings. The imagery of an ocean of silence resurfaces, underscoring the depth of his introspection. As he flips through the pages of a familiar book, the night stretches endlessly, mirroring his unresolved emotions. The backward-moving clock reinforces a sense of stagnation, where time fails to heal his lingering thoughts.
[Ritornello: Giorgio Poi]
The chorus returns, emphasizing the difficulty of breaking free from emotional entanglements. The imagery of knots that refuse to unravel highlights inner turmoil, while the missing door and voice symbolize a sense of powerlessness. Despite the weight of the past, the refrain offers a glimmer of hope—acknowledging that while daylight may bring little change, the night holds endless possibilities. This final note encapsulates the song’s central theme: in the quiet hours, emotions resurface, but beneath the uncertainty, transformation remains within reach.
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The "Nottetempo" song is sung by Franco126 featuring Giorgio Poi
The "Nottetempo" song by Franco126 lyrics was written by Franco126, Giorgio Poi, Pietro Di Dionisio & Pietro Paroletti.
The "Nottetempo" song by Franco126 was produced by Golden Years.
Franco126 released "Nottetempo" song on Mar 27, 2025.
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