I can't understand how many souls I have –
one is looking for you, another one says no;
how long haven't I felt you as mine,
like many others, I'm godless.
I look around and there's reality –
countries at war and merciless stories;
instead, your prayer's just a rustle,
whoever kills someone else is godless.
Where are you?
People can't bear it anymore
because down here we don't need
that half-corner of sky
you look at us from.
A half-corner of sky
which is only for heroes.
But we're not like that –
we have to live.
That thin child is not hungry for you,
nor does he care about knowing who he is
his father in heaven agonizes his ego –
he suffers, cries and dies godless.
Where are you?
People can't bear it anymore
because down here we don't need
that half-corner of sky
you look at us from.
A half-corner of sky
which is only for heroes.
But we're not like that –
we have to live.
That half-corner of sky
no one knows where it is,
a half-corner of sky
for those like you.
But we're not like that –
we have to live...