“Ritornerà” (which means “It will come back” in Italian) is Antonino’s uplifting anthem about shaking off a heavy breakup and welcoming brighter days. In the verses, the singer admits feeling restless and out of place: normal life bores him, words have failed, and even music no longer reaches the person he loved. The house is full of light, yet the ex-partner remains stuck in darkness. This first half captures that familiar tug-of-war between wanting to fix things and realizing you cannot force someone to listen or change.
The chorus flips the mood into pure optimism. Antonino promises himself that good fortune will return, he will kiss the moon, make love with the sea, and let the wind embrace him. Those vivid images turn nature into a new, nurturing companion, showing he can find warmth and wonder without the person who walked away. By the end he repeats, almost like a mantra, “tu non mi manchi più” (“I don’t miss you anymore”), transforming heartbreak into freedom. The song encourages listeners to accept loss, recharge through the beauty around them, and trust that happiness always circles back.