What kind of fool am I to believe that I own the sun in tenderhearted, enchanted mornings, singing a ballad of a worried prisoner who has secret storms in his blood, and his sweet melody is calming down my storms and my distress...
What kind of fool am I to believe that I once lived in a castle, and til the morning of the midnight I was reading tales of the darkest knight, but then... a strange voice through a cloud called me βthe unearthly childβ, out loud...
What kind of fool am I to believe that the grass is my pillow. I'm like a downhill dreamer, walking barefoot in the park, hand in hand, waiting to be called into the Promised Land, saying the holy vows of Heaven...
What kind of fool am I if I dreamt the sky burning as I walked on midnight's alley, feeling dispossessed of the sweet things that seem so far...
What kind of fool am I if I play the game of survival in the longest season of rain and lightning, if I take a second glance at life and catch that amazing moment when two wrongs can make a right and don't want to give up, not without a fight.
Well, I must say: I'll get through all the barriers one day, even if I end up being the last star from the left, cause love... will always make me sail like fool, as long as I'll breath the miracle of life in my chest.