In front of me is a heavy door,
Behind it lies the ocean
I was born in water anyway,
I need to open the door
At that moment somebody arrives
Gets a hold of my ear
His eyes fixed on the keyhole
"Look," he says, "only through here"
"Let go," I say, "of that tiny image"
That small breeze isn't enough for us
How did you become so dull like that?
He says "no," grabbing my ankle
Now in front of me is a heavy door
Behind it lies the ocean
And someone keeps pulling my ankle
And I need to open the door
"Look," I say, "at the huge world"
We should get out there at once
At least stop pulling my ankle
I need to see and learn about everything!
A little forward, a little back, every step leads to the back of the door
Even if I'm to drown in the end, I need to swim in those waters
That tiny view that's seen from the keyhole
Might be enough for you, but I need to swim in those waters
I need to swim (there)!
Now in front of me a heavy door
Behind it lies the ocean
And someone keeps pulling my ankle
And I need to open the door
"Let go," I say, "of that tiny image"
That small breeze isn't enough for us
How did you become so dull like that?
He says "no," grabbing my ankle
A little forward, a little back, every step leads to the back of the door
Even if I'm to drown in the end, I need to swim in those waters
That small view that's seen from the keyhole
Might be enough, but I need to swim in those waters
I need to swim (there)!