La nave del olvido (en inglés)

La nave del olvido
Wait, the ship of oblivion hasn’t left yet
Let’s not condemn what we’ve lived to a shipwreck
For our yesterday, for our love, I beg of you

Wait, I still have springs in my hands
To cover you with new caresses
That will die in my hands if you leave
Wait a little, a little longer
To take my happiness
Wait a little, a little longer
I’ll die if you go
Wait a little, a little longer
To take my happiness
Wait a little, a little longer
I’ll die if you go
Wait, I still have happiness to give you
I have a thousand nights of love to give you
I’d give you my life in exchange for you staying
Wait, I won’t understand my mornings if you leave
And I admit that your love didn’t lie to me
I’ll adore you even if you didn’t love me
Wait a little, a little longer
To take my happiness
Wait a little, a little longer
I’ll die if you go
Wait a little, a little longer
To take my happiness
Wait a little, a little longer
I’ll die if you go

Wait a little, a little longer
To take my happiness
Wait a little, a little longer
I’ll die if you go
In the heartfelt song 'La nave del olvido (The Ship of Oblivion)' by José José, the singer pleads for a moment of pause before departing on the metaphorical vessel of forgetfulness...