TONIGHT Lyrics – ANNA

[Intro]
So cosa vuoi fare tonight, tonight, tonight (Tonight)
Non rispondo, sono too high, too high tonight

[Strofa 1]
Ho sentito che con lei non va, ah
Posso dire che me l’aspettavo
Quando ti vediamo dentro al club, ah
Io e le mie ragazze brindiamo (Cin cin)
Perché io senza di te mi sento libera
Chiedono: “Are you free?” (Free)
Tipo americano, mi sembra uscito da un film (Film)

Pronto, baby? Dimmi, sto impegnata, sono busy
Chiede: “Do you love me?” (Love me), ma non sono Kiki, yeah

[Pre-Ritornello]
Non mi serve che chiami, le chiavi ce l’hai
So che siamo tutti e due allo stesso party, don’t call me tonight

[Ritornello]
So cosa vuoi fare tonight, tonight, tonight
Non rispondo, sono too high, too high tonight
Mentre chiami, bevo un altro drink, drink, drink
Tipo one, two, three, three
Quindi lascia stare tonight, tonight, tonight (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

[Strofa 2]
Era come un sogno all’inizio
Però dopo è caduto come da un precipizio
L’unico che mi aiuta per adesso è l’assenzio
Mi sono trattenuta le lacrime in silenzio
Sto facendo tutto pur di non pensare a te
Ma ho perso punti e forse vinci te
Ma non mi importa più di stare bene, si vede
Affondo il mio dolore nel bicchiere
Mentre lui ti chiama: “Baby”, mhm, baby, intanto mi pensa
Quello che mi chiede è perché non sa stare senza

Passo certe sere a sedere nella mia stanza
Non hai fatto abbastanza per noi

[Pre-Ritornello]
Non mi serve che chiami, le chiavi ce l’hai
So che siamo tutti e due allo stesso party, don’t call me tonight

[Ritornello]
So cosa vuoi fare tonight, tonight, tonight
Non rispondo, sono too high, too high tonight
Mentre chiami, bevo un altro drink, drink, drink
Tipo one, two, three, three
Quindi lascia stare tonight, tonight, tonight

[Outro]
(Tonight, tonight, tonight)
(Non rispondo, sono too high, too high tonight)

Certainly! Here’s a more detailed explanation of each section of the song “TONIGHT” by ANNA:

[Intro]
The singer begins by acknowledging that she understands what the other person wants to do tonight but states that she won’t respond because she’s feeling heavily under the influence of something, possibly alcohol or drügs, and is not in a state to engage.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, the singer hears rumors that things aren’t going well for someone else, and she admits she expected this outcome. When she encounters her ex at a club, she and her friends toast to her newfound freedom without him. She’s asked if she’s available, likening her situation to an American movie character, and she dismisses her ex’s inquiries by claiming she’s busy and no longer feels the same love as before.

[Pre-Ritornello]
This section reiterates the singer’s stance that she doesn’t need the person to call her because they already have access to her, possibly referring to having her keys. She knows they are both present at the same party but advises them not to try contacting her tonight.

[Ritornello]
The chorus reinforces her decision not to engage with the person’s plans for the night. She repeats that she won’t respond because she’s too intoxicated. As they persist in calling her, she continues to drink, counting out each drink (“one, two, three”), signaling that she wants to be left alone tonight.

[Strofa 2]
Here, the singer reflects on how her relationship initially seemed like a dream but eventually collapsed abruptly, likening it to falling off a cliff. Now, she relies on absinthe to numb her pain, silently holding back tears as she tries everything to avoid thinking about her ex. She admits losing ground in the breakup, possibly conceding that her ex may be winning, but she no longer prioritizes feeling good; instead, she drowns her sorrows in alcohol. While her ex calls their new partner “Baby,” the singer knows they still think of her. Some nights, she spends hours alone in her room, pondering whether her ex did enough for their relationship.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Reiterating her earlier sentiment, the singer emphasizes that she doesn’t want the person to call her, as they already possess the means to reach her. Knowing they are both attending the same event, she advises them once more not to disturb her tonight.

[Ritornello]
The final chorus repeats her refusal to respond to the person’s desires for the night, reiterating that she’s too intoxicated to engage. As they persist in reaching out, she continues drinking, signaling her desire for them to leave her alone tonight.

[Outro]
The outro restates her current state of mind for the night—intoxicated and unresponsive to the person’s attempts to contact her.

1. “Too high tonight”: The singer feels heavily intoxicated and not in a state to respond or engage.

2. “Cin cin”: It’s an Italian expression for cheers. The singer and her friends toast to her newfound freedom without her ex.

3. “Are you free?”: Someone asks if she’s available, comparing her situation to something out of an American movie, but she dismisses them as she’s busy.

4. “Don’t call me tonight”: She tells her ex not to call because they’re both at the same party, and she doesn’t want to deal with them.

5. “One, two, three, three”: As she ignores calls, she continues drinking, counting her drinks, signaling she wants to be left alone.

6. “Dream at the beginning, fell like a cliff”: Initially, the relationship felt perfect but suddenly ended badly, causing her emotional pain.

7. “Drown my pain in the glass”: She copes with her emotions by drinking alcohol, trying to forget her ex and their relationship issues.