Regina Delle Farfalle paints a sunrise-tinted dream where Gianluca Grignani stands alone at dawn, looking up at the sky and wishing he could follow the glowing trail of a mysterious Queen of the Butterflies. The singer imagines this woman as a magical guide who lives in her own hidden valley. If only he could grow wings, he would fly to her and learn every secret she keeps – even the most unsettling ones – because he believes that in love they are “the two wings of one flight.”
Behind the poetic images of Hollywood lights, unnamed actors and ships crossing the night sky, the song hides a very human desire: to escape ordinary life and find someone who truly understands us. Grignani turns that longing into a cinematic adventure, inviting listeners to drift with him “to the borders of her face,” where fantasy and reality merge. It is a tender, slightly melancholic anthem about vulnerability, curiosity and the belief that shared love can lift two souls into the same bright sky.