Carrousel

Amir

Übersetzung auf Englisch

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Englisch

Carrousel

Carousel

What is happening to me? What is dragging me?

I have a volcano deep in my veins

Aaah, she is so beautiful

Pain is calling me

The most beautiful shock that life inflicts

The most beautiful décor, two bodies playing on stage

I am very dizzy, I'm barely holding on

But these desires are holding me back

And I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found a ticket for her

In this carousel

And I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found a ticket for her

In this carousel

In this carousel, in this, in this carousel

I don't play, it's not a game

That you engage in when you love me

You will have to preserve me (You will have to love me)

Until life's final breath

I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found at last the meaning of life

In this carousel

Yes I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found at last the meaning of life

In this carousel

You're beautiful, a rebel, I'm immortal

It's you who uncovers everything that my skin hides

I'm scared of you like a sublime attraction

One second before the action

If you love me, if I open my heart to you

You are sowing, a grain, a flower

You will have to keep me, destroyed or beautiful

In this carousel (This carousel)

And I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found a ticket for her

In this carousel (In this carousel)

Yes I run, my heart is going back and forth

It's the first time

I've found at last the meaning of life

In this carousel

In this carousel, in this, in this carousel

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Joey Barber

submitted on 16 Okt 2020 - 15:06

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Kommentare des Autors:

Line 2 actually says "I have Vesuvius deep in my veins". Vesuvius is the volcano in Italy whose eruption destroyed Pompeii, but I chose to translate "a volcano" so that more people around the world can understand, even if they don't know Vesuvius. I think no meaning is lost with this change