Estonia · Rotterdam 2021
"The lucky one" de Uku Suviste, Eurovisión 2021
En español, "El afortunado"
Resultados
Actuó en 2º lugar
De qué habla
Un hombre se da cuenta de que la relación que parecía irrompible se ha estropeado sin remedio. No necesita una bola de cristal para saber que debe irse, y aunque el cambio hará daño a alguien, intuye que esta vez el afortunado será él.
Letra
Wonder if it ever crossed your mind
That what we had was really unbelievableUnbeatable. A miracle.
Why'd you have to go and mess it up
Why'd you have to make what was unbreakable
Shakeable, unsaveable.
Now it is too late to cross your fingers
I am wide awake and not a dreamer
Hate it but it seems the dreams were never true
For a little while the fates were with us
Wonder why they had to turn against us
I could make a wish but there is no use
I can feel
Even though I'm numb
The change to come
Will hurt someone
I can see
This time it isn't me
I might be
The lucky one
I don't need a crystal ball to show me
Baby it is plain that you don't know me
When it comes to you I'm better off alone
I don't need a crystal ball to make me
Realise that if I stay you'll break me
Every sign is saying I should be gone
I should be gone
Thought I had a cloud over my head
It had to be my fault that it kept raining down
Until now I figured out
That if I had the nerve to say goodbye
I could look for clearer skies up over head
Weather says
Sun instead
I don't need a crystal ball to show me
Baby it is plain that you don't know me
When it comes to you I'm better off alone
I don't need a crystal ball to make me
Realise that if I stay you'll break me
Every sign is saying I should be gone
I should be gone
I can feel
Even though I'm numb
The change to come
Will hurt someone
I can see
This time it isn't me
I might be
The lucky one
I don't need a crystal ball to show me
Baby it is plain that you don't know me
When it comes to you I'm better off alone
I don't need a crystal ball to make me
Realise that if I stay you'll break me
Every sign is saying I should be gone
I should be gone
Autores
Sharon Vaughn, Uku Suviste
