"Mi Fiderò" ("I Will Trust") is Marco Mengoni and Madame’s heartfelt invitation to take a daring leap into love. The lyrics paint the singer pacing along thin lines between what we say and what we do, trying to hide fears behind imagined borders. Life keeps surprising him with tough questions, yet the other person’s perfectly timed smile shifts anger into laughter. In this swirl of uncertainty, the repeated mantra Mi fiderò becomes a promise to rely on the partner’s words, hands, and bravery, even when fear has tried to bury courage from everyone, including God.
Trust here is neither blind nor naïve; it is a conscious choice to live fully. Mengoni admits he will keep some reservations, but he prefers “something worth suffering for” over “nothing worth living for.” He explores how real intimacy begins when both lovers drop their self-imposed limits, let go of constant explanations, and simply feel. The song’s sensual imagery of nighttime hands leading to unknown places and lips whispering mantras turns vulnerability into strength, reminding us that loving with open eyes can free us from the biggest fear of all—loving without fear at all.