In Annarè Gigi D’Alessio dials the same seven digits again, determined to hear the voice of the woman he let slip away. Switching between Neapolitan and Italian, he confesses every misstep: jealousy, broken promises, and the endless replay of “What if?” The chorus sounds like a late-night plea from a lonely street in Naples, where the memories of shared nights are as vivid as the city lights and every ring of the phone carries the hope that she will finally answer.
J-AX jumps in with a rap-colored postcard from Milan, admitting that parties, new lips, and wild nights could not erase Annarè’s spell. His punchy lines paint her as a mix of East and West, tenderness and chaos, freedom after lockdown. Together, the two artists blend heartfelt pop with urban swagger to capture a universal feeling: that moment when you realize no substitute can replace the one your heart keeps calling. The result is a vibrant anthem of regret, persistence, and undying hope that love will get a second chance.