AMOR Lyrics in English by Achille Lauro

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song AMOR by Achille Lauro from Italian to English.
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Verse 1
Tonight is for you
And if I don't come back tomorrow, it makes no difference
If I throw my life down the drain
Keep going, stop it, don't cry
Even if this is all life is
And if all that's left is a note
Everything I did, I chose it
And tonight, yes, I would do it again
For you, who always give me that feeling of the first night
Chorus 1
Tell me, what will be left if I burn it all down now?
Tonight is the last one for us
Here beneath an endless sky
It would be easy to love, if I knew the cure
Hold me, Rome, before we fall asleep tonight
Verse 2
Fine, it makes no difference
I will not change the life I chose
I will not give up taking you to Trastevere at dawn to sing you a serenade
And tonight is for you
For you, who wait for me anyway
For you, who always find a moment
If you end up missing telling me, 'Come back soon, my love'
I have grown up
Chorus 2
Tell me, what will be left if I burn it all down now?
Tonight is the last one for us
Here beneath an endless sky
It would be easy to love, if I knew the cure
Hold me, Rome, before we fall asleep tonight
Bridge
Tell me, what will be left if I burn it all down?
But what will be left of me, if I do not come to you
When there is no one left
When I no longer have a place to fall asleep safely
Chorus 3
Tell me, what will be left if I burn it all down now?
Tonight is the last one for us
Here beneath an endless sky
It would be easy to love, if I knew the cure
Hold me again, Rome
Before we fall asleep tonight
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serenataserenade

Serenata translates to "serenade," a classic romantic gesture of singing to someone, often under their window at night.

In the song, Achille Lauro sings about not giving up on taking his love to Trastevere at dawn to "fa' na serenata" (give a serenade). This word evokes a timeless, passionate image of Italian romance, making it both unique and culturally rich within the lyrics.

Achille Lauro writes this like a note left on a table. The first lines are addressed to someone who might wake up alone: "E se non tornerò domani, è lo stesso" (And if I don't come back tomorrow, it makes no difference), then "Vai avanti, smettila, non piangere" (Keep going, stop it, don't cry). He is not apologising. "Tutto quello che ho fatto, l'ho scelto" (Everything I did, I chose it) is the closest the song comes to a defence, and it refuses to be one.

What holds it together is Rome. The chorus turns the city into the person he is saying goodbye to: "Abbracciami Roma, prima di addormentarci stasera" (Hold me, Rome, before we fall asleep tonight). The promises he will not give up are streets: Trastevere at dawn, a serenade sung under a window. And the question he keeps returning to, "Dimmi, cosa resterà se mando tutto in fumo adesso?" (Tell me, what will be left if I burn it all down now?), gets its one answer in the bridge: "Quando non avrò più un posto per addormentarmi al sicuro" (When I no longer have a place to fall asleep safely).

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