Chiasso literally means "noise" or "ruckus". It's an interesting word because it can refer to a loud, chaotic sound, but also to a commotion or fuss.
In this song, the artist sings, "Sono un altro con il chiasso dentro, se ti vedo non lo sento più" (I'm another with the noise inside, if I see you I don't hear it anymore). Here, "chiasso dentro" is a powerful metaphor for inner turmoil, anxiety, or a chaotic mind. The presence of a loved one brings peace and silences this internal
In "Chiasso," which translates to "Noise" or "Chaos," the singer lays his heart bare, describing a love that is both a calming force and a source of turmoil. He confesses to having a loud, chaotic noise inside him, but seeing this special person makes it all go away: "Sono un altro con il chiasso dentro, se ti vedo non lo sento più" (I'm someone else with chaos inside, if I see you I don't feel it anymore). This relationship, which started unexpectedly like a game ("È iniziata come un gioco"), has become an essential part of his life, his guiding North Star who keeps him from falling.
Despite this deep connection, the song is filled with conflict and nostalgia. The singer reflects on past moments, like cozy nights watching TV, and looks at old photos when he feels alone. There's a sense of distance and pain, with lyrics like "Siamo soli da soli, soli se stiamo insieme" (We are alone by ourselves, alone when we are together), suggesting a loneliness that exists even when they're a couple. It's a powerful story of a love that is all-consuming, capable of both healing deep pain and causing it.