You are throwing a smile to me in a café.
You are looking at me but not thinking of me
And you are doing it by habit, you know it.
The words “we”, the words “never”
In this story
Which is lasting a bit itself,
A serious story for me.
And sometimes I'd like
You not to be like this
But a bit more mature, you know it,
A bit more real,
A bit more mine,
A bit more gentle
Like I want,
Us to have less distance,
You to be a bit more loving.
But when a smile disappears,
There comes monotony and the lake of energy.
We are more unrecognizable, lost,
With immovable steps
In this story
Which still trusts you,
A serious story for me.
And I admit to you that I'd like
You to be not like this,
But a bit more mature, you know it,
A bit more real,
A bit more mine,
A bit more gentle
Like I want,
That us to have less distance,
You to be a bit more loving.
And I admit to you that I'd like
You to be not like this as you are
But a bit more loving, you know it
Because even a soul doesn't want to be alone, oh, no,
You know it
And now it's flying, it's flying.