Neve casomai (Un amore straordinario) - Malika Ayane

Non so più chi sei,

non somigli a chi,

a chi sa difendermi da me.

Non spieghi perché,

ma mi lasci indietro.

Ti lascerò,

ma soltanto per un po',

tra i dubbi che

sanno esser guai…

Provi ad ingannarmi

quando parli

di un amore straordinario.

Anche un’unica illusione

può bastarmi,

forse a crederci si avvera.

Lo sai

che dove brucia è vivo,

ma poi

ti perdi, cerchi il cielo

e non c'è ghiaccio mai,

neve casomai.

Non so più chi sei,

né chi son quei due,

fingono col mondo di esser noi.

Chi fa male a chi

neanche me lo chiedo.

Mi aggrapperò

a quei sogni che non ho saputo mai

rendere miei…

ai dubbi che

sanno esser guai…

Provi ad ingannarmi

quando parli

di un amore straordinario.

Anche un’ultima illusione

può bastarmi

forse a crederci si avvera.

Lo sai,

finché brucia è vivo,

ma poi

ti perdi, cerchi il cielo

e non c'è ghiaccio ormai,

neve casomai.

(Grazie a Gabriela per questo testo)

I don't know who you are anymore

you don't look like who,

to those who know how to defend myself from me.

You don't explain why,

but leave me behind.

I'll leave you,

but only for a while,

among the doubts that

they know how to be in trouble ...

You try to deceive me

when you talk

of an extraordinary love.

Even a single illusion

that's enough for me

maybe to believe it comes true.

You know

that where he burns he is alive,

but then

you get lost, you look for the sky

and there is never ice,

snow just in case.

I don't know who you are anymore

nor who are those two,

they pretend to the world that they are us.

Who hurts who

I don't even wonder.

I will hold on

to those dreams that I never knew

make mine ...

to doubts that

they know how to be in trouble ...

You try to deceive me

when you talk

of an extraordinary love.

Even a final illusion

that can be enough for me

maybe to believe it comes true.

You know,

as long as it burns it's alive,

but then

you get lost, you look for the sky

and there is no ice now,

snow just in case.

(Thanks to Gabriela for this text)