Bello e impossibile

The singer describes an intense attraction to someone she sees as beautiful, exciting, and difficult to reach. At first, the feeling appears as longing: she thinks about this person at night and strongly wishes to be close. As the song develops, desire becomes overwhelming. She says she no longer wants to protect herself from it, even though it may hurt.

The repeated description “beautiful and impossible” suggests both admiration and distance: the person seems irresistible but perhaps unattainable. “A fire that will burn me” presents passion as powerful and potentially painful, while “the stars turn” and the arrival of dawn give the emotion a large, almost dreamlike feeling. The phrase about no longer “saving” herself from freedom may mean she is choosing to surrender to desire rather than hold back.

The lyrics do not explain who the person is or why they are hard to reach. “Impossible” might refer to an actual barrier, or simply to how overwhelming the attraction feels. The singer also seems divided: she gives in to the feeling, yet asks who will save her. This leaves the song balanced between joyful excitement and awareness that intense desire can make someone feel out of control.