My sorrows, my joys,
my sadness and solitude,
my lost dreams
and a way to go.
Sometimes I ask the wind
but he doesn’t want to listen.
The wind continues his march;
I stay and he goes.
The street where I played,
my youth in my dreams:
A cigarette on the sly,
a Sunday without playing.
Sometimes I ask the wind
but he doesn’t want to listen.
The wind continues his march;
I stay and he goes.
When I go through the street
and they watch me on my way,
I know that all these people
will forget me.
The lights have gone out
with the final applause,
and those who love me today so much
tomorrow they will make me cry.
Sometimes I ask the wind
and he doesn’t want to listen.
The wind continues his march;
I stay and he goes.
Sometimes I ask the wind
and he doesn’t want to listen.
The wind continues his march;
I stay and he goes.