Dragonfly

"Dragonfly" is Giuseppe’s most hauntingly beautiful track—a gentle, melancholic meditation on grief, letting go, and the search for peace in a chaotic world. Unlike his louder, more tortured works, this song drifts like the insect it’s named after—soft, mysterious, and fragile.

The dragonfly in the song isn’t just an insect; it’s a symbol of transformation, a spiritual messenger gliding between worlds. Giuseppe uses it as a poetic stand-in for someone he’s lost—possibly a loved one who struggled deeply, someone who left this world seeking peace. The lyrics dance between reality and the mystical, blurring the lines between a nature scene and a spiritual visitation.

As the dragonfly “whispers secrets” and “carries words on the breeze,” Giuseppe sings of messages from beyond—gentle reassurances that the pain is over, the struggle has ended, and freedom has finally been found. The chorus, repeated with quiet reverence—“She’s happy / finally free”—feels like a message Giuseppe desperately wants to believe.

More subdued than his usual rants and self-pity, “Dragonfly” reveals a quieter, more poetic side of Giuseppe—a man aching for connection, finding fleeting meaning in the flutter of wings and the hush of twilight.