El Faro De Lisboa

I who travel the seas and who inch by inch the world
From one end to the other end
Today I take my last course, from my body to yours
From where I am to you
You who walk through Lisbon and its streets and its inns
With men of a single time
You will be my last port to moor to your soul
And only I live in it

Lighthouse that illuminates the world above the storm
Give me back hope and let my star shine
But not in solitude, hear my voice, my last chance
Lighthouse that illuminates the world illuminate my life

Photos and withered letters from when plans and dreams
Still lived on their skin, two lives in two suitcases
Between Lisbon and Madrid at a train station
He fell asleep forever with his ticket in hand
On a bench on the platform
And she went out suddenly like a candle goes out
After dawn

Lighthouse that illuminates the world above the storm
Give me back hope and let my star shine
But not in solitude, hear my voice, my last chance
Lighthouse that illuminates the world illuminate my life

Today they rest in silence always next to each other
Although in soul and paper
Finally their lives came together pouring out the two suitcases
On their sea at the same time
Another story like so many of love and bad luck
And of a treacherous destiny but in the port in Lisbon
When the moon crushes you someone sings this song

Lighthouse that illuminates the world above the storm
Give me back hope and let my star shine
But not in solitude hear my voice my last chance
Lighthouse that illuminates the world illuminate my life