Tonight I will go out on the street
I will not moan over grievances
In my closed room;
What is sulking in my breast
Are aches, and I sadly bring them
Into my mouth in the form of a fado
Tonight I will not hide
Between trembling cold hands
For solitude to fetch me
Get out of my round breast
A sigh and agonies
That I do not want to give me more
Tonight I do not complain
The dim light of the room
In which the grief is accentuated
I put aside what I call
The pain of an ungrateful past
Tonight I go out on the street.