A street in Paris.
It’s not only money what I lost there.
A gamble with my heart;
don’t play games if all you have left is your honour.
And now there is a room
with a painting and a mattress.
A street in Paris.
Its memory is all I got;
a woman’s farewell;
she took the money, the wine and the pleasure.
And in my old room
there are curtains so sunlight doesn’t come in,
sunlight doesn’t come in.
The night took
the paintings, my sanity and my faith,
and it was never seen again
a single colour leaving my paintbrush.
The picture that I painted
with your smile and never finished
was left in the room
and was never seen again.
A street in Paris
reminds me of everything I wasn’t;
the end of a dream
at the night Paris trembled.
And now there is a room
with a painting and a mattress.
A street in Paris.
Its memory is all I got;
a woman’s farewell;
she took the money, the wine and the pleasure.
And in my old room
there are curtains so sunlight doesn’t come in...
sunlight doesn’t come in...
sunlight doesn’t come in...
sunlight doesn’t come in.