It was thus, as usual
You came and asked me for a light*
On the counter of the bar
I said no, at first,
Then, I bought a lighter
And I even started smoking again
The nights we have spent
How many cigarettes we have smoked
So much light I have given you
One day I woke up cold
I had the ashtray empty
And I never found you again
But yesterday, at that bar
Suddenly, I saw you coming in
You went straight to the counter
Just like you used to
You asked me for a light
But I said no.
Because when you left,
I threw the lighter away,
So what light can I give you?
Ask another man to help you,
Because for the sake of my health,
I have already given up smoking.
Sleepless, deep in the night,
I heard your footsteps in the stairs
I saw from the the window, your car.
Under the pillow,
You found my lighter,
And you lighted my cigarette.