Settembre feels like that very first breath you take when summer finishes and the air suddenly smells of the sea, wet asphalt and new plans. Gazzelle wanders through a half-dream, half-memory where even looking at a welcoming house, or watching a shooting star, is sweeter than actually grabbing what you want. September might seem like a “crappy month” to begin again, yet the singer reminds us that everything looks brighter when two people share the same view — your eyes and mine, side by side, turn real life into something better than a movie.
The lyrics juggle contrasts: desire over possession, joking over hating, forgiving over judging. By letting go of pressure, postponing chores, and simply staying up talking, we discover a gentler restart button hidden in the ordinary. September, with all its bittersweet baggage, becomes the perfect time to reboot not because it is flawless, but because imperfection lets dreams fit more comfortably. That mix of melancholy and hope is exactly what makes the song feel like the end credits of summer and the opening scene of something wonderfully unknown.