Lyrics: a free interpretation & translation from  "Sulla Noia a la Disperazione" by Giacomo Leopardi 1819    I Feel this Dazed by the NOTHING which  is Surrounding me that, IF I went Mad  in this VERY moment, my Own Insanity  wouldn't be but, an ETERNAL sitting down  My EYES Astounded, my Mouth's opened  my HANDS hidden, between my knees  neither Laughing or Weeping  nor EVEN Moving, if not on Compulsion  from the Place where I'd be.  I have no more VIGOUR  to Conceive any WISH, not even a deadly one  and not because I FEAR death, but 'cos I NO LONGER  see any difference between DEATH and this LIFE of mine  where NOBODY comes on to Relieve me not EVEN the Sorrow  This is the First time that TEDIUM not only tires  and weighs Down on me, it's also Worrying  and Tearing me, just like the STRONGEST of Pains.  I've got so Frightened by the VANITY of things  and the Condition of Mankind - Death of every Passion -  as they're ALL DEAD, in My Heart  that I'm going Insane, thinking that my DESPAIR itself  isn't BUT NOTHING  Farewell