At least until tomorrow morning I promise you that
I'll be the face you need most
The friend from school who steals your marbles
Or the impossible lover kept silent in a dream
'Better to burn out than to slowly fade away'
He said who should not enlighten others
But I'm always afraid to stay in the dark
Lying to your mind while I try to save you
Better not to say anything waiting for the morning, I smile
If I think of the name you will give me tomorrow
To re-teach you the sign of the cross again
So I'll still have an excuse to touch those hands
You see, there are some memories you owe me
You're big, but I still call you baby
My eyes are red, but you don't notice it
I watch you while you sleep
But only yesterday you were there, on dark days
The ones that rain too hard to stand
And we also fought death by flying lightly
You asked me, 'Tell me what you fear, what do you believe?'
It will amaze you, but no, I'm not jealous of the past anymore
In which I wasn't there, in fact I miss it more
Because I was following the topography of the self alone
You taught me the astronomy of the two of us, what
Now you're eating yourself from the inside, little dead planet
Like a crumb in the wind, it's a black hole and a blue eye, and
I'm little more than a jamais vu among all these people
In my head I play Taboo, I lose if I say your name
You see, there are some memories you owe me
You're big, but I still call you baby
My eyes are red, but you don't notice it
I watch you while you sleep
But only yesterday you were there, on dark days
The ones that rain too hard to stand
And we also fought death by flying lightly
You asked me, 'Tell me what you fear, what do you believe?'
I yawn and take the bottle of Aducanumab
And I think tonight will soon end too
I will hold your hand and you hold my soul
And even if you don't know who they are, never leave her
You see, there are some memories you owe me
You're big, but I still call you baby
My eyes are red, but you don't notice it
I watch you while you sleep
But only yesterday you were there, on dark days
The ones that rain too hard to stand
And we also fought death by flying lightly
You asked me, 'Tell me what you fear, what do you believe?'