Il destino davanti [English translation]

I will let

the wind take me

and let time consume over my face.

(Let) the amazement drag me down,

let it slam me all over

this clean and fierce earth.

I'll let myself choose and infer

because there's no man

without blows or a motive.

Without wine to dissolve on his lips

and you remember over your lips the smile of

a big love that I

met on the street,

distracted without words

because of the rain and the pain.

We'll war against each other

with a kiss between our teeth

and the future in our eyes.

We'll protect our reasons and our frailties.

We'll be more attentive

and be more tired.

We'll watch the sun disappear in the sea

if that's the fate before us,

before we fall in love.

If the night is night,

the regrets will be at the door,

and I'll tell them

that I'm not myself.

That out there there's a field of flowers and mistakes

over your face, the grant of a morning that

makes us understand we are

only aware one hour a day

due to love or redemption.

We'll war against each other

with a kiss between our teeth

and the future in our eyes.

We'll protect our reasons and our frailties.

We'll be more attentive

and be more tired.

We'll watch the sun disappear in the sea.

It's not a moral matter but

a purely casual one.

A terribly immoral but

an immorally casual one.

We'll war against each other

with a kiss between our teeth

and the future in our eyes.

We'll protect our reasons and our frailties.

We'll be more attentive

and be more tired.

We'll watch the sun disappear in the sea

if that's the fate before us,

before we fall in love.

We'll watch the sun disappear in the sea

if that's the fate before us,

before we fall in love.

Before I fall asleep.