Imagine walking through an old house, brushing past boxes filled with photos and letters. That is where Laura Pausini begins her story. In La Prospettiva Di Me she tells us she has changed phone numbers, swapped friends, even moved homes just to shake off the ghost of a past love. What once felt like sunlight filtering through trees is now just polvere – dust settled in the hallway. The song paints each memory as a cardboard box waiting to be stored in the attic, showing how determined she is to tidy up her emotional space.
Yet this is not a sad farewell, it is a victory cry. Laura celebrates the thrill of autonomy and a brand-new point of view: “la prospettiva di me,” the perspective of myself. She admits that need and nostalgia still knock at the door, but they no longer rule the house. With an upbeat pop melody, the lyrics capture the messy joy of starting over, proving that clearing away yesterday’s clutter can reveal a stronger, freer version of you.