Michele Bravi and Sophie and the Giants turn the night into a glittering playground in Falene. The lyrics follow two free spirits who keep circling each other "like moths in the dark", unable to resist the pull of curiosity and desire. They sneak texts after midnight, invent little lies, and chase each other across shadow-filled dance floors, all while a blue Colombian moon and the sound of cumbia set the scene. Every whispered secret or sudden disappearance feels fragile, “two fragments of glass” that could shatter at any moment, yet that danger only makes the connection brighter.
At its heart, the song is an invitation to escape the ordinary. It says: Don’t tell me how to love, don’t ask me how to behave, just take my hand and run. Whether it is summer rain or blazing sun, the destination does not matter — the thrill is in moving together, losing and finding each other again. Falene captures that electric, slightly reckless promise of the night, where you have nothing to lose except the chance to live a story you will never forget.