There came the day that I said
You, Catania, you're not enough for me
My dreams that you've made
You closed them away in a drawer for me
And I dreamed of leaving
To find myself in a beautiful place
To be able to reopen
That now-hidden drawer
Closed with chains,
By now full of spiderwebs
You told me since I was a little girl
Always watch those stars
You know it's enough to see one
That falls down, everything comes true
How many stars I will have counted
How many have I seen fall
But America is far
But America, America
You know this was my dream
To fly above New York
And now I'm singing
And I'm still dreaming
But always from my city
Nothing has changed
Every night I wait
For another shooting star
And so I took that train
I had screwed myself from fear
I only brought that drawer, by now full of spiderwebs
And so I arrived in that place
Made all of motors
I missed my beach
I missed your face
That would bring me every night
To watch the fishermen
And now I'm singing
And I'm still dreaming
But I no longer have my city
Nothing has changed
Every night I wait
For another shooting star
And now I'm singing
And I'm still dreaming
But I no longer have my city
Where I live there is no sea
It always snows on the houses
Only fog and cold wind
Rain falls on the wheat
But the streets are white
There's no earth and there's no blood
I still think of the words
Written high up on the newspaper:
Those who aren't afraid of dying die only once
And now I'm singing
And I'm still dreaming
But I no longer have my city
Nothing has changed
Every night I wait
For another shooting star
And now I'm singing
And I'm still dreaming
But I no longer have my city