A poetic song of love, longing, and surrender, told through the imagery of the sea. A fleeting encounter becomes an unforgettable passion, as footsteps turn into nets, a lover’s perfume drifts on the breeze, and the heart is drawn toward shipwreck. Lighthouses, sails, salt, and the horizon evoke both hope and loss, while the narrator searches for a love that has slipped away. At its heart, the song is about giving oneself completely to love—and carrying its memory long after parting.
I saw her on the path to the sea,
and as I watched her pass,
laughing and happy,
I followed her footsteps, which in the end became a net,
her fragrance, caught within the threads of the breeze,
leading me toward shipwreck.
And my dream, still unopened,
innocently, I gave to her.
And there, beneath the lighthouse beam,
her memory remained,
like a rock upon the shore
that time now slowly wears away.
I felt that when she left,
she left me the song of “forgetting,”
the one that says,
“I suffer when I am apart from you.”
I returned,
searching the horizon for a sign.
The sails I had abandoned turned to salt;
my boat became glass.
And my dreams, still unopened,
innocently, I gave to her.
All the love I feel,
all the love I feel—
Oh, how my soul takes flight!
Chorus:
Yes, all the love I feel!
I gave it all to her.
All the love I feel,
I gave to her.
I saw her on the path to the sea,
and as I watched her pass,
laughing and happy,
I followed her footsteps, which in the end became a net,
her fragrance, caught within the threads of the breeze,
leading me toward shipwreck.
And my dream, still unopened,
innocently, I gave to her.
And there, beneath the lighthouse beam,
her memory remained,
like a rock upon the shore
that time now slowly wears away.
I felt that when she left,
she left me the song of “forgetting,”
the one that says,
“I suffer when I am apart from you.”
I returned,
searching the horizon for a sign.
The sails I had abandoned turned to salt;
my boat became glass.
Chorus:
Yes, all the love I feel!
I gave it all to her.
All the love I feel,
I gave to her.