It's almost evening and I'm smoking another cigarette
And I feel alone like a drop outside the window
And I look in the fridge for a good memory to eat
And in the piano a breath to forget
But it doesn't go and it doesn't stay either
It gets lost in the wires of a tram that disappears
But we've got our whole life ahead
While the night eats our skin
Turn off the colors, the torments, the pains, the umbrellas and the bad moods
'Cause we, 'cause we're fine even alone
It's almost evening, your mouth tastes like downtown Rome
And I feel lit like the things that haven't turned me off
And I look in the river for a good photo to take
And in my pocket a hand to forget
But it doesn't go and it doesn't stay either
It holds me tighter than four years ago
But we've got our whole life ahead
While the night eats our skin
Turn off the colors, the torments, the pains, the umbrellas and the bad moods
'Cause we, 'cause we're fine even alone
'Cause we, 'cause we're fine even alone