I think you have done well here, in the case of : chegaste a partir: I believe,
like in Spanish (llegar a), it means he has not achieved to leave (though he tried), so one might also put here: you have not really left. Further down in the text I would add: But later, your eyes said
that I am not.
And I agree that Mariza is an awesome Fado singer.
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Barco Negro → Terjemahan English
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Terjemahan
Black Ship
They're crazy! They're crazy! crazy...
I know, my love,
That you have never really left*
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
I know, my love
That you never left
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
In the morning, that fear, that you would find me ugly!
I woke up, shivering, lying on the sand
But later, your eyes said that I am not,
And the sun entered to my heart
But later, your eyes said that not,
And the sun entered to my heart
After that I saw, on one rock, a cross,
And your black ship danced in the light
I saw your arm waving, between already loose sails
The old women from the beach say that you won't return:
They're crazy! crazy...
I know, my love,
That you have never really left
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
I know, my love
That you never left
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
In the wind that throws sand in the glass;
In water that sings in the dying fire;
In the heat of bed, in empty benches;
Inside my chest, you are always with me
In the heat of bed, in empty benches;
Inside my chest, you are always with me
( solo )
I know, my love,
That you have never really left
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
I know, my love
That you have never really left
Because all around me
Tell me that you're always with me
Terima Kasih! ❤ | ||
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Dikumpulkan oleh Daaaniii pada hari 2012-07-07
Added in reply to request by idit
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Mariza: Top 3
1. | Quem me dera |
2. | O Gente Da Minha Terra |
3. | Chuva |
Komentar
Yes yes you are absolutely right! I completely forgot that chegar (or llegar) can also mean to achieve. It is a bit hard to translate that expression literally to english, but I think it will be fine. Now it completely makes sense. I corrected it, thanks so much! :)
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* I wasn't sure about the expression chegaste a partir, literally chegaste means 'you came' or 'you arrived' and partir means to leave or to go. So I decided to put 'left' in the lyrics, cause it makes sense in the context. I started to learn Portuguese few weeks ago, but I speak Spanish well, so it was good exercise for me! If anyone finds some mistake, fell free to tell me! Hope I helped :P
P.S. Mariza is awesome, I like her music so much, and of course fado in general! :)