Pierdavide Carone (born June 30, 1988 in Rome, Italy) is an Italian singer/… Read Full Bio ↴Pierdavide Carone (born June 30, 1988 in Rome, Italy) is an Italian singer/songwriter.

He was a contestant of the ninth edition of the popular Italian talent show Amici di Maria De Filippi, he reached the finals, and he finished in third place winning the Journalist Critics Award. His debut album, "Una Canzone Pop,” peaked at #1 on the Italian album chart and went double platinum. His first single "Di Notte" also reached #1 in Italy and he also released a second single from this album "Mi piaci...ma non troppo."

He is the author of the song "Per tutte le volte che...” which when performed by Valerio Scanu, won Sanremo Festival 2010. He also released the book "I sogni fanno rima" which was a critical success.

Jenny
Pierdavide Carone Lyrics

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Jenny jenny
occhi azzurri e poi
jenny jenny biondo platino
jenny jenny dai che ci entri tu
jenny jenny nel vestito blu
jenny jenny guarda bene che
jenny oh jenny
una terza c'è

ehehehehe
Jenny balla in discoteca si sbottona e dopo impreca scopre con stupore dai, che cento ragazze fanno come lei, ma se giochi le tue carte ma che minigonne corte, arriva il cavaliere senza cavallo stupido ma pur sempre bello.
Jenny jenny non è colpa tua
Jenny jenny non lo è stata mai
Jenny Jenny il mondo va cosi

Jenny Jenny oh Jenny fumi camel light
Jenny balla in discoteca si sbottona e dopo impreca scopre con stupore dai, che cento ragazze fanno come lei, ma se giochi le tue carte ma che minigonne corte, arriva il cavaliere senza cavallo stupido ma pur sempre bello.

Overall Meaning

The song "Jenny" by Pierdavide Carone is a tribute to a girl named Jenny, with her blue eyes and platinum blonde hair, who enters the club and catches the attention of the singer. Despite the fact that she is just one among many other girls in the club, the singer still finds her special and attractive. As she dances and takes off some of her clothes, she curses and then realizes that she is not the only one doing this. Nevertheless, she still manages to catch the eye of a handsome and "stupid" knight without his horse.

The lyrics of "Jenny" have a distinct sense of irony, as the song shifts between the description of ordinary people in the club and the fictional imagery of knights and miniguns. The overall message of the song is that despite the fact that we are all just ordinary people doing ordinary things, there is always some element of uniqueness in everyone that makes them special.

Line by Line Meaning

Jenny jenny
Addressing Jenny in repetition as if to call her attention.

occhi azzurri e poi
Describing Jenny's blue eyes and potentially setting up for a later connection to her character.

jenny jenny biondo platino
Describing Jenny's platinum blonde hair and potentially further building her character.

jenny jenny dai che ci entri tu
Encouraging Jenny to enter the situation or context they are in together.

jenny jenny nel vestito blu
Describing Jenny's blue dress and potentially building more of her character.

jenny jenny guarda bene che
Asking Jenny to pay close attention to something.

jenny oh jenny
Addressing Jenny again, but with an added emotion of perhaps concern or urgency.

una terza c'è
Referring to Jenny's bra size in a crude manner.

ehehehehe
An onomatopoeic expression representing a laugh or chuckle.

Jenny balla in discoteca si sbottona e dopo impreca scopre con stupore dai, che cento ragazze fanno come lei, ma se giochi le tue carte ma che minigonne corte, arriva il cavaliere senza cavallo stupido ma pur sempre bello.
Jenny dances in the club, unbuttons her clothes, curses, and then discovers with surprise that a hundred girls are doing the same as her. If she plays her cards right, even with short skirts, a stupid but still handsome knight without a horse arrives.

Jenny jenny non è colpa tua
Telling Jenny that it's not her fault.

Jenny jenny non lo è stata mai
Assuring Jenny that it has never been her fault.

Jenny Jenny il mondo va cosi
Commenting that the world goes like this, either as a reflection of Jenny's experience or something greater.

Jenny Jenny oh Jenny fumi camel light
Addressing Jenny again, but with an added emotion of perhaps reminiscence or warmth, as she smokes Camel Lights.

Writer(s): Carone Pierdavide, Pierdavide Carone Copyright: Sugarmusic S.p.a., Lospedaledizioni S.r.l.

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