Without a tremble in my voice,
I speak these words that I have long pondered: "I love you."
Without ever lowering my eyes,
I speak them to the entire world: "I love you."
Without ever on my forehead
showing any regret: "I love you."
No—nobody in the world ever
will be able to love you the way that I already can love you.
But why, my love,
ah—do you say, my love,
that I am, my love, a child?
I who dream, my love,
in order to be able, my love,
to keep you, my love,
until the end of time.
Without knowing why,
without knowing how, I know that I love you.
Without you having to fight,
without my having to succumb, yes, I love you.
Without doubting for a moment,
just as summer follows spring, I love you.
With one desire deep inside me,
to live close to you, grow old next to you—why, why?
But why, my love,
ah—do you say, my love,
that I am, my love, a child?
I who dream my love
in order to be able, my love,
to keep you, my love,
until the end of time.
Because I love you, my love,
and you are, my love,
a little more, my love,
every moment.
And I dream, my love,
to be able, my love,
to keep you, my love,
until the end of time—
until the end of time.