Μετάφραση - Ιταλικά-Αγγλικά - mentre tutto scorre

Lilian, there are some inconsistencies with the original. Here is what it means (in the best English I can afford):

speak quickly and don't think if what you say may hurt others
because I should never pretend to be fragile as you (sth is missing) me

(you want) to hide yourself within silences
a thousand of times I already yielded up so much
then you know I would always manage to be convinced
that everything passes

Or in Spanish, where I may be more accurate:

habla deprisa y no pienses
si aquello que dices puede hacer daño
porque nunca debería yo
fingir ser frágil
como tú me...

(quieres) esconderte en silencios
mil veces ya cedí
tanto, luego, lo sabes,
siempre conseguiría convencerme
de que todo pasa

Speak quickly and don't think if what you say can do harm
because I'd never have to pretend to be weak
like you ...
(you want) to hide yourself into the silence
I already gave up/yielded so many times(a thousand times)
so much and you know it
I'd always manage to convince myself that everything flows.

la prima parte e :
parli in fretta senza considerare il male che le tue parole potrebbero causare poiche io non ho mai finto

"Parla" is the imperative form of the verb "parlare". I think it's better translate with "speak quickly"

Hi,

Here in the above I see that we have different interpretations, all of which, in English, work for me. What I need from you guys, is to agree on which combination expresses the intent of the translation. Then we can validate this and go on to other challenges.