Around our suns, there is a haze
We waltz on the hidden face of the moon
You wake in the night and seem to lack air
You leave the mattress that I had put on the floor
You like my songs
But you don’t like my apartment
You only like the roof
There, where we go to escape from the city
When you feel ashamed
Of being a bad girl
By the dragon mouth in Chinatown
You told me
“It’s impossible, but it’s mutual”
You, my baroque beauty*
Your fair sweat
Your deadly lips
Planted in my bed
A forest of flowers
Among which I hang around
Sometimes until noon
I fiddle around with the echoes
Of our last nights
By the dragon mouth in Chinatown
You told me
“It’s impossible, but it’s mutual”
You, my baroque beauty
Tonight I’m staying here, where you aren’t
My neighbor snores loudly
The one that you don’t like
The floor of my room is clean for once
Go skate there, the ice is good I think
By the dragon mouth in Chinatown
You told me
“It’s impossible, but it’s mutual”
You, my baroque beauty