Lyric

Yes, boys who love each other don't ask permission

They walk slowly, on tiptoe

They kiss standing in the darkness of hallways

They look you in the eyes and don't read the resentment

They're not afraid, they don't fear tomorrow

They hug each other tightly, under the storm

They don't smell the wind, they don't feel the rain

And they live by instinct, and existential inertia

And the world slips away

Without touching them, without hurting

Shadows that seek each other, intertwine in the dark

In the atriums of buildings, when it's raining outside

Timeless statues, glimmers of existence

Life surrounds them, but they are elsewhere

Kissing figures hidden in a doorway

They never apologize, because there's no reason

Boys who love each other hardly speak

But they exchange glances sheltered from the wind

They're not distressed by envy, by the censure of others

They know how to seize the moment, cherish the moment

They're not touched by contempt, by common morality

And they don't seek light but take it inside

They look out from the fogged glass of a dream

Which they seek the meaning of, and of which they are the center

I spy on them for those few, very long moments

Then the enchantment disappears

And life goes on

Shadows that seek each other, intertwine in the dark

In the atriums of buildings, when it rains outside

Timeless statues, glimmers of existence

Life surrounds them, but they are elsewhere

Kissing figures hidden in a doorway

They never apologize, because there's no reason Reason

And still they search for each other, in the darkness that brightens

Laughing at everything, and no matter where

Time allows, the road is still long

Life surrounds them, but they are elsewhere

Figures kissing hidden in a doorway

They never apologize

Because there is no reason