Sommige dingen veranderen nooit [Some Things Never Change] [English translation]

Yes, it will be colder after the summer

And you will obviously be older

Every cloud will turn into a puddle or lake

The pumpkin will soon be fertilizer

- And my petal is always getting browner and sadder

- So I hold tight to what remains the same

Because that never changes, with your hand in mine it's okay

And it'll always be that way

-That we're friends for life

-This wall of stone is a phenomenon

It will stand here forever

This never changes, because I always stay so close to you

- The leaves are already blowing off the trees

Sven, it really must happen now

Ah, so this evening, you get on one knee for your girl

Yes, but I am bad at planning for things

With chandeliers and roses and rings

I know a good strategy for romance

No, this never changes, I feel happy when I'm with her

That is always true, also I always understand you better, Sven

But now I bite the bullet and I go for it

Today I'll ask her to be my wife, okay?

You never change

Sven, I'm counting on you today

- There's a breeze

This voice, is it a wind in the valley?

What does that mean?

I really hope that nothing will change

And now that things are going well, may it stay that way

I cannot freeze time

But I'm going out and seizing the day

- Yes, it will get colder after summer

- You look a little bit older as well

- But count your blessings on this autumn day

- We celebrate the harvest festival like we have in the past

We enjoy what we have1

- That's why we are so proud of our flag in Arendelle

- Yes, proud of our flag

- Yes proud of our flag

So proud of our flag

That never changes, every season bears its own fruit

It always stays that way, because the future always brings hope

Because the prosperity, luck and pleasure here

Is what I trust, that never changes

- And I'll always stay near you

- Always stay near you

- Always stay near you

- Always stay near you

- I'll always stay near you

1. I can't fugre out how to translate this idiom