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gaily attraverso i campi abbiamo ballato
la musica i si č sentita con voi era piů della musica
vedrň stasera una stella
il sole ha fatto un passo giů dal suo throne dorato
una vita sull'onda dell'oceano
a che cosa una donna la paragonerŕ cara
la sua faccia č giusta e liscia e fine
li ha fatti mai vedono un coccodrillo
penso spesso alla cittŕ bella
quanto selvaggio, come strega-come bizzarro che la vita dovrebbe essere
avete camminare visto attraverso il villaggio
l'amore č stato cantato mille sensi
cane dal percalle ed il gatto del calicň
guardi indietro con gli occhi longing e sappia che seguirň

 



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