Ti raggiungerò [English translation]

(De Palma)

Oooh uebecita1, how are you?

Are you sticking around tonight? What are you doing?

I’ll go crazy, you’ll go crazy

Don’t tell me that you’d never go out with me

The wind of destiny is blowing, who knows where it’ll lead

Just to be close to you

Tonight amidst the music2 coming out of the car window

Driving around your city

I’ll follow you and I don’t care where you go

If you call tonight, I’ll pick up

To tell you a hundred times: “I’ll be there for you”

And I really don’t care how many miles

Think of me harder until I’m there

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, to be much closer

Don’t leave me alone

Come with me if you want to take flight

Because if all this magic ends

The iciness of jealousy3 will come to bring us back to the ground

Look where I am

At the highest point in the world

The void speaks to us, it’s profound

Look inside, look around yourself

The wind of destiny is blowing, who knows where it’ll lead

Just to be close to you

Tonight amidst the music coming out of the car window

Driving around your city

I’ll follow you and I don’t care where you go

If you call tonight, I’ll pick up

To tell you a hundred times: “I’ll be there for you”

And I really don’t care how many miles

Think of me harder until I’m there

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, to be much closer

Under the same sky, there is no distance

I made a wish that looks a bit like you

You ask me where I am before asking how I am

Don’t tell me that you miss me because I already know it anyway

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, oh-woah, oh-woah

I’ll come to you, to be much closer

1. “Uebe” is a word invented by Fred De Palma which means “baby.”2. Literally “tonight amidst the notes,” an unusual phrase used because “night” and “notes” are “notte” and “note” in Italian.3. In Italian, the “gelo” of “gelosia.”

• Artist:Fred De Palma