Coperte translates to "blankets". While seemingly simple, it's a word that evokes warmth, intimacy, and shared moments, making it quite evocative in a romantic context.
In the song, the line "E cresceremo qui sotto le coperte" (And we will grow old here under the blankets) paints a beautiful picture of a couple sharing their lives, growing together in the comfort and privacy of their shared space. It's a tender and memorable image that goes beyond the literal meaning of the word.
"Da sempre" ("Since forever") is Lorenzo Fragola's ode to a love that feels inevitable. He keeps circling back to the title phrase: whatever happens next, it feels like it was always going to be him and her, like the relationship existed before it even started.
The verses admit real doubt. He knows she might say no, that he could be lying to himself, that he's already forgiven things that hurt. But every time he lists a fear, the chorus answers it with the same certainty: "Siamo io e te" ("It's you and me"), steady as the sun coming back every December.
By the final verses the song turns physical and lasting: growing old together under the covers, writing their story onto each other's skin, finding each other again a thousand times over. It's a song about choosing someone not for one perfect moment, but for every version of forever that follows.