Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song La lepre nella luna, artist - Angelo Branduardi. Album song La pulce d'acqua, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.1976
Record label: Lungomare, W Edizioni
Song language: Italian
La lepre nella luna(original) |
Viveva gi molto tempo fa la lepre con la volpe e la scimmia… |
non ricordo chi ne raccont la storia, |
molti anni fa Per tutto il giorno giocavano felici |
su per colline e gi per i prati |
e a sera si stringevano vicin, |
per affrontare il buio della notte, |
Chiss chi me lo raccont… |
Veniva per la stessa via |
un vecchio che a s li chiam: |
Chi di voi tre mi aiuter |
sar da me premiato. |
Volpe e scimmia si diedero da fare, |
mentre la lepre continuava a giocare: |
correva per i prati spensierata |
e dai suoi stessi amici fu tradita. |
Chiss chi me lo raccont… |
Davanti al cibo che gli fu servito |
il vecchio certo penso: |
Povera lepre ti han tradita |
gli amici che tu amavi. |
Volpe e scimmia si gurdavano stupite |
mentre la lepre col vecchio se ne andava |
da allora sempre gioca spensierata |
l in alto, nel palazzo della luna. |
viveva gi, ma tempo fa… |
la lepre con la volpe e la scimmia. |
non ricordo chi mi raccont |
la storia, molti anni fa di come la lepre un giorno li lasci |
e nella luna a vivere se ne and: |
Correva per i prati spensiereta |
e dai suoi stessi amici fu tradita. |
(translation) |
The hare lived a long time ago with the fox and the monkey ... |
I don't remember who told the story, |
many years ago All day long they played happily |
up the hills and down the meadows |
and in the evening they huddled together, |
to face the darkness of the night, |
Who knows who told me ... |
It came by the same route |
an old man who called them to himself: |
Which of you three will help me |
will be rewarded by me. |
Fox and monkey got busy, |
while the hare continued to play: |
she ran through the meadows carefree |
and by her own friends she was betrayed. |
Who knows who told me ... |
In front of the food he was served |
the old man sure I think: |
Poor hare they betrayed you |
the friends you loved. |
Fox and monkey looked at each other in amazement |
while the hare with the old man went away |
since then she has always played carefree |
up there, in the palace of the moon. |
he already lived, but long ago ... |
the hare with the fox and the monkey. |
I don't remember who he told me |
the story, many years ago, of how the hare one day leave them |
and in the moon to live he went: |
She ran through the meadows carefree |
and by her own friends she was betrayed. |