Käännös - Kreikka-Englanti - Μετά από σένα τι,

META APO SENA TI
ANTIO GIA PANTA MORO MOY
NA ME THIMASE
akouste ta

listen to them could also be listen them

Editor's note:
1) The Greek text says "After you what". This is sort of a rhetorical question meaning that the author cannot contemplate of future, at all, without that person so I added the "can exist".

2) The last line can mean/be translated a lot of different things. "Listen to them (original translation), "listen them), or just "hear these/them" or just a plain "there, I said it/what I wanted to say". Without further context it's impossible to be certain.