Lyrics: There are women you forget But the smile of a child, no It's an airport that I'll see again in life Thinking of you without me It fought wars, but this one, no, I won't win And the day comes when you no longer call And I live with the time of eternal trouble But with your smile, like that of a grown child, I will wait Thinking of you without me And the bell of my church will ring Thinking of you without me Thinking of you without me... Explanation: "Senza Di Me" is a song by Italian singer-songwriter Umberto Tozzi. The song talks about the pain and longing one feels when a loved one is no longer there. The singer reflects on the moments shared with this person and the importance they held in their life. The line "Ci sono donne che dimentichi, ma il sorriso di un bambino, no" (There are women you forget, but the smile of a child, no) suggests that some memories fade away over time, but the memories of a child's smile are everlasting. The singer compares this to an airport, symbolizing the hope of seeing this person again in the future. The line "E arriva il giorno che non chiami più" (And the day comes when you no longer call) implies that the person the singer is longing for has stopped reaching out or being present in their life. The singer expresses living in a state of perpetual trouble and longing. However, the singer says they will wait with the hope of seeing this person's smile again, comparing it to that of a grown child. The line "E la campana della mia chiesa suonerà, pensando a te senza di me" (And the bell of my church will ring, thinking of you without me) suggests that the singer finds solace and comfort in their faith while contemplating the absence of this person. Overall, the song explores themes of separation, longing, and the impact that a loved one's absence can have on one's life. It conveys the emotional struggle that someone experiences when they realize their loved one is no longer a part of their life.
