| When you told me: I'm tired
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| Let's celebrate with love because ...
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| You 'a tu n'ha' that speeches, and I'm frank
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| There is another one I like more than you
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| So you left me
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| And you just left me
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| Oh much loved woman
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| There on the corner
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| On the banks of the Arno I went with 'my' pain
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| But the quiet 'I found for the mmi'core
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| And then I said suddenly:
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| I'll throw myself downstairs
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| But the Arno was dry for him, oh my girl
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| Pe 'that vorta' one I made of nothing!
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| But it was still reserved for me to suffer
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| I even believed I was losing the court
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| When after three days I saw out
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| A happy wedding from your home
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| With another you got married
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| You forgot about me, pe'qqui'a mad pain
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| And I said: now I'll kill myself!
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| On the banks of the Arno I went to the parapet
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| And from above I mounted, but for cancellation
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| Since 'a I know, and I wanted to look down
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| But the Arno was in full swing of my child
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| There was too much water, and then I left!
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| I was healed of my great pain
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| Seeing your husband, my angel
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| And then think 'if' someone married you
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| In its conditions and there was me
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| It is all rickety
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| He is dry lanky
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| It has more shoes' n foot
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| He is beaked and he notices it ...
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| Now he goes on the Arno to sigh
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| If he drowned himself, business on ...
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| Meanwhile, from 'i' Lungarno
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| And I laugh and look at the Arno
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| What if I fell in love again.
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| Now I am calmer: and I know how to notice! |