They learned to play as little children;
The streets where their favourite classroom.
They old neighbourhood meant freedom to them
And the local park, was where they kept their secrets.
- I'm sixteen years old.
- Today, I've turned fourteen.
- I want to leave and go far away.
- Me, too.
The street lamp's light
Let them know that it was already late
And the park, as always, closed its doors.
And they'll go together
And their kiss will reach Heaven.
And they will tell each other "see you tomorrow"...
Then, they will dream, like every night
That they'll go very far away
To a deserted island where the sun will always shine,
Far away from home and the old teacher
Than tormented them.
And they will leave...
Wake up! It's eight o'clock already;
You'll be late for school again.
Drink your coffee, or else it will go cold,
And wash your hands and brush your teeth.
No, go! It's very late already:
Try not to miss your bus!
And, together once again, they start a new day
And, down at the local park, they will dream awake.
And they'll go together
And their kiss will reach Heaven.
And they will tell each other "see you tomorrow"...
Then, they will dream, like every night.
They will always love each other;
They will fly away free, like two doves.
Like two seagulls, they shall cross
That blue sea, which fed their dreams.
They will always love each other;
They will fly away free, like two doves.
Like two seagulls, they shall cross
That blue sea, which fed their dreams.