sbatti is a very common Italian slang word that you won't find in a textbook. It's the plural form of sbattimento and means 'hassles', 'bothers', or 'annoyances'—all the tedious things you don't feel like doing.
In the song, Angelina Mango sings about wanting to "rimandare gli sbatti" (postpone the hassles) to enjoy a sweet, carefree day with someone special. Learning 'sbatti' is a fantastic way to sound more like a native and understand the casual, modern Italian used in everyday life.
Ci Pensiamo Domani is a bright pop postcard from Italian singer-songwriter Angelina Mango that invites you to slip into a dolce far niente state of mind: lazy Sunday mornings, summer-night memories, and impulsive road trips replace the grind of city life and the stress of deadlines. Over an upbeat groove, she paints love as an adventure where problems glide away like a car racing down the sun-soaked Autostrada del Sole, and even mistakes are welcomed for the thrill they bring. With playful daydreams of jumping from planes over the Nevada desert, shutting the blinds to travel anywhere without leaving home, and the simple magic of being looked at in the early morning light, the song celebrates carefree spontaneity and the power of living in the moment — telling worry, urgency, and fear of failure to take a rain check until tomorrow.