Imagine love, desire, and a touch of late-night anxiety all shaken together like five little drops of medicine slipping into a glass. In “5 Gocce” Irama teams up with Rkomi to capture that restless moment when a fling starts feeling dangerously close to real love. The singer admits he cannot sleep, wonders if it is the Lexotan (an anxiety drug) or the feelings talking, and keeps replaying the line “è solo sesso” — it’s only sex — even though his heart is not so sure.
Across pulsing beats and dreamy melodies, the lyrics float between wanting intimacy and craving solitude. There is the sweetness of flying when he closes his eyes, but also the fear of crashing once the sun comes up. Those “five drops” echo everywhere: they might be medicine, tears, or even shots of courage to face the night. By the end, both artists confess that love might kill them — and they kind of want it to — because every heartbeat, every whispered breath, and every drop in the glass reminds them how alive they feel.