Somewhere under the heavens, I have a fairy-tale house
with a roof that reaches high,
and no one knows
how well it suits you, how well it suits you—
the sky of this climate,
so close to the stars and clouds.
I have a fairy-tale house
and all of it mirrors you,
and no one knows
how it’s like—the golden twilight raining down
upon your face in this climate;
I’m secretly enslaved to you.
I have a fairy-tale house,
it stands here, and it stands somewhere across the ocean,
and there’s heaven, earth and night
and day in it, only you would never know—
and yet you’re the only one to bear a resemblance to it all.
Somewhere under the heavens, I have a fairy-tale house
with a roof that reaches high,
and no one knows
how well it suits you, how well it suits you—
the glow of the day in your eyes,
waning right now, waning already.
The night has a temple of miracles,
I hope it will give us the key.
Somewhere under the heavens, I have a fairy-tale house
with a roof that reaches high,
and no one knows
how well it suits you, how well it suits you—
the glow of the day in your eyes,
waning right now, waning already.
The night has a temple of miracles,
I hope it will give us the key.