Diogo Piçarra 'Anjos'


Diogo Piçarra 'Anjos' is a good song to learn Portuguese. 
Very light and sweet. 
To hear the song, you can watch the video. 

 [Refrão] 
Afinal anjos não voam
Nem foi preciso olhar pro céu para te encontrar
No final sou eu quem voa para te poder agarrar
Prometo nunca te largar
Afinal anjos não voam
Voam / Voam

[Refrain] 
After all angels don't fly
It was not necessary to look at the sky to find you
In the end it’s me who fly to grab you
I promise never to leave you
After all angels don't fly
Fly / Fly

Preciso de ti para sempre
Porque quando algo é sincero
Encontro o que quero cá dentro
E nem sempre eu acerto
Mas espero e acaba por dar certo
Contigo eu sei que 'tou vivo
Porque já te tenho por perto

I need you forever
Because when something is sincere
I find what I want inside
And I don't always get it right
But I hope and end up getting it right. 
With you I know I'm alive
Because I already have you around

Nem sei como mereço
O céu é um lugar aqui tão perto
Prometo nunca te deixar cair
Sei que temos tudo pra dar certo
Desde o primeiro dia em que te vi

I don't even know how I deserve
Heaven is a place so close
I promise never to let you fall
I know we have everything to work out
From the first day I saw you

Afinal anjos não voam
Nem foi preciso olhar
pro céu para te encontrar
No final sou eu quem voa
para te poder agarrar
Prometo nunca te largar
Afinal anjos não voam
Voam / Voam
Afinal anjos não voam
Voam / Voam

Eu não me esqueço
Pedi tantas coisas
E agora eu só agradeço
Chegaste e de longe senti que era só o começo
Trouxeste-me a paz que só ao teu lado conheço

I do not forget
I asked for so many things
And now I just thank you 
You arrived and from a distance I felt it was just the beginning
You brought me the peace that I know only by your side

Sei que nem te mereço
O céu é um lugar aqui tão perto
Prometo nunca te deixar cair
Sei que temos tudo pra dar certo
Desde o primeiro dia em que te vi

Afinal anjos não voam
Nem foi preciso olhar
Pro céu para te encontrar
No final sou eu quem voa
Para te poder agarrar
Prometo nunca te largar
Afinal anjos não voam





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