Caruso

Where the seas shine
and the wind blows strong.
On an old balcony,
in front of the Gulf of Sorrento

A man embraces a woman,
unable to hold back the tears.
He says goodbye once more,
and the song begins again.

I love you so much, my love.
I love you so much, so much, and you know it well.
And in the distance, my love,
today your words sound louder than ever.

Where there is light among the shadows,
like the shine of a star.
Leaving behind the ship,
an infinite wake.

Another tour, other cities,
once again far from his arms.
Everything revolves around him,
and the years go by.

Another letter, a call,
memories are already hundreds.
There are tears in his eyes,
and his voice is a lament.

I love you so much, my love.
I love you so much, so much, and you know it well.
And in the distance, my love,
today your words sound louder than ever.

Soon he will arrive in his land,
in his beloved homeland.
But he knows it's too late,
he barely has any life left.

All his strength and energy,
he left in America.
And now he returns almost finished,
to his love who still waits.

Only the triumphs and failures remain,
only the dreams of yesterday,
of the foam behind the ship.

And so, near the end,
his heart fades away.
There will be no more goodbyes,
and the song begins again.

I love you so much, my love.
I love you so much, so much, and you know it well.
And in the distance, my love,
today your words sound louder than ever.

I love you so much, my love.
I love you so much, so much, and you know it well.
And in the distance, my love,
today your words sound louder than ever.