She doesn't know how to live, she can't cope with being alone
She doesn't remember what her name sounds like in someone else's voice
She howls at the Moon like a child, scaring the packs of wild beasts
But she doesn't like what I take
Her softness is priceless, her purity a beacon to trains
Her love melts to a rainbow in the heavens, where there should be stars
She loves the fires of Carthago, the smell of the flames
But she doesn't like what I take
You ask yourself why the thoughtful gaze of those kids follows you when you pass by?
They know that he who is blind will be king in a house where the electricity bills aren't paid
In the gardens of the monastery, a flute can be heard over the sound of the bell
And on the fallen leaves, black and white, a word has been written already, "April"
I know where the brakes and the gas are, but I'll keep my hands off the steering wheel
After all, she doesn't like what I take.