Y'a Pas Que Les Grands Qui Rêvent Lyrics in English Melody

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Y'a Pas Que Les Grands Qui Rêvent by Melody from French to English.
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The earth seems so beautiful to me
I give this storm to the desert
The eternal snows over Cairo
I offer the Gardens of Babylon
To the boy who makes my heart shiver
Don't grow up too fast and wait for me
I know someday you'll come to me
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
I'd like him to kiss me on the lips
Not like a child
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
It's like a childhood ending
In an ocean
He teaches me the names of the stars
High up above the cathedrals
He plays the music of hope
His piano cries ivory tears
I feel the caress on my wrist
Of the Brazilian bracelet he gave me
Saying, 'When it breaks
Then your dream will come true'
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
I'd like him to kiss me on the lips
Not like a child
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
It's like a childhood ending
In an ocean
And I'm waiting for you
And I'm waiting for you
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
I'd like him to kiss me on the lips
Not like a child
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
It's like a childhood ending
In an ocean
There's not only adults who dream
There's not only adults who have feelings
It's like a childhood ending
In an ocean
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SONG MEANING

Picture a young girl with her nose pressed against a rain-streaked window, daydreaming so vividly that she can drape Cairo in snow, gift Babylon’s hanging gardens, and toss a thunderstorm into the desert. Melody’s Y'a Pas Que Les Grands Qui Rêvent turns these playful images into a declaration: children feel the full spectrum of wonder and longing, too. Our narrator’s heart flutters for an older boy who teaches her the names of stars and gives her a Brazilian friendship bracelet that promises her wish will come true when it snaps.

The chorus repeats the anthem-like truth that dreams and deep emotions are not reserved for grown-ups. Caught between childhood and adolescence, she yearns for a first real kiss and senses that her innocence is about to wash away "in an ocean" of new feelings. The song celebrates that magical threshold where imagination, hope, and first love collide—reminding every listener that no matter their age, their dreams are valid and powerful.

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