I don’t even know if he still thinks of me
 Once he got onboard that unforgiving train
 I imagine that he whiled away the time
 Through the cold gray morning and the city rain
 Thinking of somebody else who’ll run to him
 Who’ll ask him did you miss me, may be now and then
 Laughing he’ll say well he met this funny girl
 But just a simmer thing he won’t see her again

 Oh God I hope I’m wrong
 But I’m not feeling very strong
 I’ve been so up and down, so sad
 So happy, feeling good and bad

 I’m young, I’m old, I laugh, I cry
 I tell the truth but that’s a lie
 I’ve been so in and out, so wild
 So well behaved, so pure defiled
 Oh solitudine, that word I hate to say

 And no I was not crazy to do what we did
 I even wish I’d been a bit more crazy still
 And kept a little more of him to see me through
 He loved me all he could I never had my fill

 And then I’m back inside my room he knows so well
 I feel again the way he moved I take it slow
 I talk to him and he becomes a part of me
 And then I know he’ll never let the summer go

 Oh God I hope I’m right
 I won’t give in without a fight
 And I can take the words they throw at me
 For none of I could know
 That we had something very few
 Will ever find their whole life through

 I wouldn’t change a single day
 Although the price I have to pay is solitudine
 The loneliness, is tearing me apart
 It tears me up, it pulls me down and then
 It wraps around my heart, oh solitudine

 Does he remember all he said to me
 I’ve been so up and down, so sad
 So happy, feeling good and bad
 I’m young, I’m old, I laugh, I cry
 I tell the truth but that’s a lie
 I’ve been so in and out, so wild
 So well behaved, so pure defiled

 Oh solitudine,
 Does he remember all he said to me
 And I can take the words they throw at me
 For none of I could know
 That we had something very few
 Will ever find their whole life through

 I wouldn’t change a single day
 Although the price I have to pay is solitudine

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