Italy, Nina Zilli, the song we already heard

So, after that 4 1/2 hour San Remo competition where Nina Zilli was chosen after singing Per Sempre to represent Italy at the Eurovision, and Ell and Nikki managed to look the most bored, tired and awkward they could possibly have been throughout their victory lap, there was a lot of uncertainty whether she'd actually sing Per Sempre at the Eurovision.

She is, apparently. An 'international version.' That better not mean what it does to Bulgaria, and she'll sing one lyric in 43 languages.

This is the song, so far:

Yeah, whatever, it's straightforward enough and sensible enough for a winner. Despite the reputation, flashy gimmicks don't make many Eurovision winners. Just don't put it in English. That'll ruin the whole thing.