Every sorrow swallows its lot of fugitive sadness,
So we warm against ourselves our repetitive joys,
Caressing the hair of our ethereal childhood,
Telling it times again that it's too soon to scream
I've been taught to smile just like well-mannered men do
In order to distract attention from our tainted members,
But they forgot to show us how to
Find love and prove him that we can please him
When doubts comes around,
Shame re-offends
Repetitive joys,
It wants to reassure us
We put on black, put on blue to smear our eyes to make believe, Even though it's false, that we're doing better today
We drink, we eat with friends to talk about our habits
Those of yesterday, of tomorrow, to compare our solitude
We blow into our nose what we've got left to live,
Shouting at everyone they we're happy when we're drunk,
Trying to smother all that comes to remind us that
We've already reached the golden age of the retarded rebel
When doubts comes around,
Shame re-offends
Repetitive joys,
It wants to reassure us
We kiss in turns boys and girls
Because all that matters to us
Is seeing eyes that shine,
But we secretly dream of coming across our love,
The one who'll last until the end of the very last day
We agree to crawl with an unassuming look,
Our mouth wanting to throw up our swallowed back love
We think of that perfect time when we ruined it all
By letting out a misplaces 'I love you'
When doubts comes around,
Shame re-offends
Repetitive joys,
It wants to reassure us
When doubts comes around,
Shame re-offends
Repetitive joys,
It wants to reassure us