Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song A La Memoria De Giulia, artist - Franco Battiato.
Date of issue: 22.03.1997
Song language: Spanish
A La Memoria De Giulia(original) |
La cama de niquel donde me esperabas de muy joven |
El radiogramófono que cogía todo |
Cuando te llevaba a aquel café |
«Traiga fresas con nata» decía |
Y soberbio te miraba mientras el otro |
Se giraba haciendo muecas |
Mofándose de mí |
Aquella foto que llevaba siempre encima |
Antes que un cajón la guardase y desluciese |
Supe así de tu muerte |
Y recordé cada rizo |
Y en tu semblante la suerte |
Mi memoria saca fuera recuerdos de un sombrero |
Sin que yo pueda elegir los que quiero |
He tenido alegrías. |
A veces |
Nos dormíamos los tres |
Yo, tu madre y tú en la misma cama |
Cuanta inocencia, que santa Trinidad |
Era un gesto de afecto y de respeto |
¡Oh memoria! |
Porque me engañas |
Porque como si fuese viento |
Me echas este polvo hacia mis ojos; |
Acariciaba tus rodillas |
Y tu corazón reía satisfecho |
He tenido alegrías, sí |
Te recuerdo así, mi pobre Giulia |
Clara y risueña |
Impaciente me esperaba la vida |
Y el viento muy leve de mañana |
Se llevaba cada cosa |
Tenía diecisiete años |
(translation) |
The nickel bed where you waited for me when you were very young |
The radiogramophone that took everything |
When I took you to that cafe |
"Bring strawberries and cream" it said |
And proud he looked at you while the other |
He turned around making faces |
mocking me |
That photo that I always carried with me |
Before a drawer kept it and tarnished |
I knew that way about your death |
And I remembered every curl |
And in your countenance luck |
My memory pulls out memories of a hat |
Without me being able to choose the ones I want |
I have had joys. |
Sometimes |
The three of us slept |
Me, your mother and you in the same bed |
How much innocence, that holy Trinity |
It was a gesture of affection and respect |
oh memory! |
Fool me because |
Because as if it were wind |
You throw this powder towards my eyes; |
caressed your knees |
And your heart laughed satisfied |
I have had joys, yes |
I remember you like this, my poor Giulia |
Clear and smiling |
I was impatiently waiting for my life |
And the very light wind of tomorrow |
He took everything |
I was seventeen |