Ricorderò e comunque anche se non vorrai
Ti sposerò perché non te l'ho detto mai
Come fa male cercare, trovarti poco dopo
E nell'ansia che ti perdo ti scatterò una foto

Ti scatterò una foto
Ricorderò e comunque e so che non vorrai
Ti chiamerò perché tanto non risponderai
Come fa ridere adesso pensarti come a un gioco
E capendo che ti ho perso
Ti scatto un'altra foto

Perché piccola potresti andartene dalle mie mani
Ed i giorni dapprima lontani saranno anni

E ti scorderai di me
Quando piove i profili e le case ricordano te
E sarà bellissimo
Perché gioia e dolore han lo stesso sapore con te
Io vorrei soltanto che la notte ora velocemente andasse
E tutto ciò che hai di me di colpo non tornasse
E voglio amore e tutte le attenzioni che sai dare
E voglio indifferenza se mai mi vorrai ferire

E riconobbi il tuo sguardo in quello di un passante
Ma pure avendoti qui ti sentirei distante
Cosa può significare sentirsi piccolo
Quando sei il più grande sogno, il più grande incubo

Siamo figli di mondi diversi una sola memoria
Che cancella e disegna distratta la stessa storia

E ti scorderai di me
Quando piove i profili e le case ricordano te
E sarà bellissimo
Perché gioia e dolore han lo stesso sapore con te
Io vorrei soltanto che la notte ora velocemente andasse
E tutto ciò che hai di me di colpo non tornasse
E voglio amore e tutte le attenzioni che sai dare
E voglio indifferenza semmai mi vorrai ferire

Non basta più il ricordo
Ora voglio il tuo ritorno

E sarà bellissimo
Perché gioia e dolore han lo stesso sapore
Lo stesso sapore con te
Io vorrei soltanto che la notte ora velocemente andasse
E tutto ciò che hai di me di colpo non tornasse
E voglio amore e tutte le attenzioni che sai dare
E voglio indifferenza semmai mi vorrai ferire
E voglio indifferenza semmai mi vorrai ferire


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    "And I want indiference if you want to hurt me"... wow, this means quite a lot to me. It's a song about wanting to just remember someone forever... "taking a picture of them"... because your love for him/her is just too big... my favorite quote of this song is "because joy and pain have the same flavor with you" The other person makes them suffer, yet they can't break the circle and let go.

    broadwaykoalaon January 23, 2008   Link

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