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[Verse 1] The air tastes of wheat and salt, the sun still burns upon my heart, but I already feel a strange shiver, speaking of a time that is dying. The evenings grow shorter, the swallows take flight, and I, who was searching for words, to tell this summer: "Just stay." [Chorus] How quickly summer ends, August remains, then autumn, and my breath seeks the green, that slowly, slowly becomes a memory. How quickly summer ends, the water is already lukewarm, but it doesn't warm me, and the sun descends, but it's not enough, I wish I could stop this warm hour. [Verse 2] I walk on the burning stones, the sea calls me, but it is mute, the waves tell stories of a time I have already lived. My hands gather sand, that slips away like hours, and I laugh, but inside I have a thorn: I don't want the pain to come. [Chorus] How quickly summer ends, August remains, then autumn, and my breath seeks the green, that slowly, slowly becomes a memory. How quickly summer ends, the water is already lukewarm, but it doesn't warm me, and the sun descends, but it's not enough, I wish I could stop this warm hour. [Bridge] And if time were a glass filled with light and salt, I would drink it all in one breath, so as not to feel the hurt. But autumn is already around the corner, with its leaves and its gray, and I hold tight in my fist one last ray of life. [Chorus] How quickly summer ends, August remains, then autumn, and my breath seeks the green, that slowly, slowly becomes a memory. How quickly summer ends, the water is already lukewarm, but it doesn't warm me, and the sun descends, but it's not enough, I wish I could stop this warm hour. [Outro] And only the scent will remain of a summer that returns no more, but in my heart, like a tattoo, its warmth will live on in me forever.