I saw her in my mirror,
I wrote her letters
and my classmates
were jealous, maybe.
I imagined her kind,
I saw myself as a poet
And I followed her in the night
Far from the noise of the party.
How stupid we are at fifteen,
When we kiss a girl,
but how we like it at twenty
when she undresses.
How stupid we are at fifteen
when we wants to make love
but how we like it at twenty
when we still believe in it.
I traveled to her
In my heart, in my head,
I drew her face
To make it appear,
I imagined myself in Grand Meaulnes,
I didn't listen to anyone
I had the heart of a child
And the madness of a man.
How stupid we are at fifteen,
When we kiss a girl,
but how we like it at twenty
when she undresses.
How stupid we are at fifteen
when we wants to make love
but how we like it at twenty
when we still believe in it.
There were seasons of this,
and hours, according to my watch
There were shivers,
desires of meeting.
I spent nights of it
In my lonely bed
burning with envy
and always keeping silent.
How stupid we are at fifteen,
When we kiss a girl,
but how we like it at twenty
when she undresses.
How stupid we are at fifteen
when we wants to make love
but how we like it at twenty
when we still believe in it.