Non esiste l'amor

The speaker is heartbroken after learning that the person he loves no longer loves him and belongs to someone else. He tries to dismiss love as a fairy tale or a ridiculous story, but his feelings contradict that claim. The song moves between hurt disbelief and a firm declaration that he still loves her.

Calling love a “fairy tale” suggests that the speaker sees it as something invented, perhaps to deceive him. His claim that “my heart doesn’t laugh” contrasts with the other person laughing at him: he may sound as if he is mocking love, but he is genuinely suffering. The image of her kisses no longer being “mine” expresses loss and jealousy in simple, personal terms.

His denial that love exists is not necessarily a settled belief; it may be a way to defend himself from rejection. At the same time, he openly admits that he feels foolish and will keep giving her his heart for as long as he lives. This leaves a tension between self-awareness and devotion: he knows the love may be one-sided, yet he cannot simply turn it off. The ending repeats the denial, which can sound like a desperate attempt to convince himself.