(Intro: Eddy Veerus)
You are very rich but you dress badly
Always looking so smart
In the Navigli drinking craft beer
And we both know you don't like it
(Chorus: Federica Napoli)
You are a radical chic
You like weird books and guys that look cheap
Indie concerts and molly in drinks
Vintage cars that smell like Arbre Magique
You don't even know why you are radical chic
(Verse 1: Eddy Veerus & Roberta Branchini)
Hey, I saw you yesterday in a community centre
And I followed you home at Vertical Forest
You said tomorrow is an holiday, in which religion?
The Milan Forniture Fair is not Christmas
I would bring you to a Fair Trade
To the point when we eat so much that we feel sick
You would spy me through the bookshelfs at the library
And that aperitif in Piazza Affari
I'm sorry I just wanted to follow you for a moment
But you made it harder
Because you deleted all your socials
I live in Flaubert's books
And at night I dream of Enrico Berlinguer
I would like to have breakfast with you
But now I have to attend a lecture at IED
(Intro: Eddy Veerus)
You are very rich but you dress badly
Always looking so smart
In the Navigli drinking craft beer
And we both know you don't like it
(Chorus: Federica Napoli)
You are a radical chic
You like weird books and guys that look cheap
Indie concerts and molly in drinks
Vintage cars that smell like Arbre Magique
You don't even know why you are radical chic
(Chorus 2: Eddy Veerus, Roberta Branchini & Federica Napoli)
For you, I would stop wearing my Air Max
And I would wear Clarks
I would study Karl Marx's books
Inside of a Starbucks
If you put it in that way
We could run away togheter
Because my parents are right-wing and I voted PD (left-wing)
Remember that I'm a radical chic
(Outro: Eddy Veerus)
For you, I would stop wearing my Air Max
I would wear Clarks
I would study Karl Marx's books
Inside of a Starbucks
I would not wear my Air Max
And put on some Clarks
I would study Karl Marx's books
Inside of a Starbuck