Si Tú Me Amas Lyrics in English by Il Divo
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"Si Tú Me Amas" is Il Divo's classic promise-ballad: a vow that love, once found, becomes the singer's whole reason for being. He opens by naming what he's found — "Solo en ti por siempre seré feliz" ("Only in you will I always be happy") — framing happiness itself as something located in another person rather than chased alone.
The hook turns that vow into a conditional so total it barely feels like one: "Si tú me amas yo seré esa esperanza / Que jamás se querra morir" ("If you love me I will be that hope that will never want to die"). It's less a bargain than a surrender — his identity becomes whatever her love asks it to be, and he repeats it as the answer to every verse. By the closing lines, the promise turns physical and full-throated: "Volaré si tú me amas" ("I will fly if you love me"), the kind of soaring, arms-wide declaration Il Divo's operatic-pop sound was built for.
