Remember me
And remember the kisses that I wrote with chalk on the walls1
The most beautiful of them remain there
Showing that someone had been happy
Remember me
And remember the two of us teasing the couples
Loving more than what love is capable of
Nearer here, a lot of time ago
Remember me
We always got married under the moonlight
Then we threw our bodies into the sea
So sunken and exhausted of loving
Remember me
If there's a bit of delight in suffering
Maybe I was capable of wanting to see you
Near here, or, too late...
Remember me...
Remember me
We always got married under the moonlight
Then we threw our bodies into the sea
So sunken and exhausted of loving
Remember me
If there's a bit of delight in suffering
Maybe I was capable of wanting to see you
Near here, or, too late...
Remember me...
1. I think he means he wrote the word 'kisses' on a wall with chalk