Il mondo gira con me questa notte
Piccoli passi che faccio con te
Seguo il tuo cuore e seguo la luna
Cosi' nascosta lontana da me
Il mondo gira con noi questa notte
Ahhhh, esistesse lontano da qui

Un posto dove scoprire il mio cuore
Sapere se lui puo' amare ti o no

E girera e girera
Il cuore mio assieme a te
E girera il la terra
Girera la mia vita
E un giorno lui si si caprira

Sei tu che giri con me questa notte
Sei tu che giri lontana da qui
Ma si io so che tu sei la mia luna
Qualcosa mostri qualcosa no

Ci sono strade azzurre nel cielo
Ci sono occhi e il cielo e gia li

Si questo credo cesiano le stelle
Ahhh, se potessi fermarmi cosi'

E girera e girera
Il cuore mio lontan da te
E girera il la terra
Girera la mio vita
E un giorno lui si si caprira

Cuore e gia lontano
Si tu sei la luna
Potessi scoprirlo nel cielo

E girera e girera
Si girera il cuore mio
Girera il la terra
Girera la mia vita
Un giorno lui si si caprira
Un giorno lui si ti caprira


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Gira Con Me Questa Notte Lyrics as written by Walter Afanasieff David Foster

Lyrics © Sugarmusic s.p.a., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing

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    This song is very beautiful, and for some reason it's the first Josh song I bothered translating... I like all the imagery with the idea of turning, applying it to the earth, to his life, to hearts... It's cool. Anywho, here it is in English, pretty literally:

    The world turns with me tonight small steps that I make with you I follow your heart and I follow the moon, So hidden far from me.

    The world turns with us tonight Ah, if only far from here existed A place where to discover my heart, To know if it can love you or not.

    And it will turn and it will turn my heart together with you And the earth will turn and my life will turn and one day, yes, it will understand.

    It's you who turns with me tonight It's you who turns far from here But I know that you are my moon Something you show, something you don't.

    There are blue streets in the sky There are eyes, and the sky is already there Yes, I believe they are the stars Ah, if I could stop myself like this...

    And it will turn and it will turn my heart together with you And the earth will turn and my life will turn and one day, yes, it will understand.

    Heart already far away Yes, you are the moon If only I could discover it in the sky...

    And it will turn and it will turn Yes it will turn, this heart of mine And the earth will turn and my life will turn and one day, yes, it will understand and one day, yes, it will understand you.

    Isabella_de_Reimson April 16, 2005   Link
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    I absolutely love this song. It's so beautiful, and the meaning is so amazing.

    Metrostation_lovex3on August 04, 2008   Link

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