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The first two lines of this verse translate to “Some girls from wealthy homes / Can be wooden and cold in conversation”. The singer reflects on how these girls, despite wearing makeup and carrying phones, can still come across as disinterested and unapproachable. They observe these girls like a battle at Monte Cassino -- a reference to a significant battle during World War 2 -- similarly to how they observe their elusive and distant behavior. The singer confesses they do not like these types of girls.

The next two lines provide a contrast to the previous sentiment, stating, “In a moment, the sky will turn gray / You will come by metro, precisely today”. The singer seems excited at the prospect of someone's arrival and suggests that their presence is the only thing that gives meaning to another day. They cannot wait and implore the person to come quicker.

The verse concludes with an observation about other types of girls who “copy movie stars unfashionably”. These girls try to emulate every detail ineptly, and the singer finds it interesting to watch their mouths move. Yet again, the singer states that they do not like this sort of girl.

Overall, the song seems to be about a person eagerly anticipating someone's arrival to add some excitement and meaning to their day while observing and criticising other girls who aren't as appealing to them. The singer seems to have a melancholic and ironic tone throughout the lyrics.