Have you ever met someone so cool and confident that you just had to know their secret? In "Cosa Ti Fai," Vasco Rossi sings about a woman like that. He's completely captivated by her self-assured walk and her general way of being. To him, she seems almost untouchable, possessing a powerful "inaccessibility."
This fascination quickly turns into an interrogation. The singer fires off a series of rapid, personal questions, trying to figure out what makes her tick. He asks about everything from the pills she might take in the morning to how she drinks her coffee and if she's well-read. He can't believe her confidence is natural, so he gets to his main point: he asks what drugs she's on, pleading, "Don't tell me you never do drugs."