Senza Una Donna (English Version) Lyrics
Zucchero
Lyrics
I changed the world
I changed the world (oh, oh)
I changed the world
I wanna change the world (oh, oh, oh)
This ain't the way
I spend my mornings, baby
Come stai?
You've been with him
Now you come back, my lady
What's he like?
I just sit and watch the ocean
By myself, even do my own cookin'
You can laugh and you're forgiven
But I'm no longer frightened to be livin'
Senza una donna
No more pain and no sorrow
Senza una donna
I'll make it through tomorrow
Senza una donna
Giving me torture and bliss
Without a woman
Better than like this
Yeah, there is no way
That you can buy me, baby
Don't make fun
You got to dig a little deeper, lady
(In the heart?) Yeah, if you have one
Here's my heart, feel the power
Look at me, look at me
I'm a flower
You can laeugh and you're forgiven
But I'm no longer frightened to be livin'
Senza una donna
No more pain and no soeeow
Senza una donna
Gonna make it through tomorrow
Senza una donna
Givin' me torture and blisses, ooh
I stay here and watch the ocean
Don't know why (don't know why) I keep on talkin' (I keep on talkin')
You may laugh, you're forgiven
But I'm no longer frightened (maybe) to be livin'
Senza una donna
No more pain and no sorrow
Senza una donna
You know, I'll make it through tomorrow
Senza una donna
Givin' me torture and bliss
Without a woman
Vieni qui, come on here
Senza una donna
I don't know what might follow
(Senza una donna)
Oh, going maybe from tomorrow
(Senza una donna)
Givin' me torture and blisses (ooh)
Song & Lyrics Facts
"Senza Una Donna (English Version)" is a song by Italian singer Zucchero. It was released in 1991 as the lead single from his album of the same name, and features Paul Young on vocals.
The lyrics were written by Zucchero and Corrado Conti, with music composed by Zucchero and Adelmo Fornaciari. The track was produced by Don Was and released under Polydor Records. The song became an international success, topping the charts in several countries including Austria, Germany and Switzerland. It also peaked at number 4 in Italy and number 8 in the UK Singles Chart. The English version of the song includes powerful and meaningful lyrics about love and loss, making it one of Zucchero's most beloved songs.