Cosa Devo Fare paints the humorous yet relatable picture of someone who is desperate for instructions. The singer quizzes everything magical in sight: a talking mirror, fortune-teller cards, a crystal ball, even the night sky. “Should I get up or stay in bed? Can I trust my friends? Will the sun shine on Saturday so I can go to the beach?” Each object is begged for a roadmap, but answers never come. The constant refrain, dimmi cosa devo fare (tell me what I must do), turns everyday doubts into a playful quest that feels almost like a game of “Magic 8-Ball” taken to poetic extremes.
In the end, the narrator drops all the mystical props and turns to the only source that might truly matter: the person he loves. All the questions collapse into one: che cosa devo fare con te (what should I do with you). The song suggests that guidance we hunt for in stars and symbols often lives in human connection instead. It is a charming blend of lighthearted anxiety and romantic longing, reminding us that when life’s manual is missing, love might just be the best compass we have.