Loneliness (La Solitudine) Laura Pausini
"Loneliness (La Solitudine)" by Laura Pausini is a pop ballad released in 1993. The song explores themes of heartbreak, longing, and the emotional pain of separation. Pausini's powerful vocals convey deep sorrow, enhanced by a poignant melody. Its universal message resonated globally, establishing her as a prominent artist. #Pop
[Verse 1]
I don't even know if he still thinks of me
Once he got on board 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, maybe now and then?
Laughing he'll say well he met this funny girl
But just a summer thing, he won't see her again
[Chorus]
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
[Verse 2]
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
I don't even know if he still thinks of me
Once he got on board 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, maybe now and then?
Laughing he'll say well he met this funny girl
But just a summer thing, he won't see her again
[Chorus]
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
[Verse 2]
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
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