Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Sul lungarno (1935), artist - Carlo Buti. Album song The Golden Voice of Italy, Vol. 9 - Anthology (1934 - 1939), in the genre Европейская музыка
Date of issue: 30.09.2010
Record label: Classical Moments
Song language: Italian
Sul lungarno (1935)(original) |
Quando tu mi dicesti: sono stanca |
Facciamo festa con l’amor perchè… |
Te 'un tu n’ha' che discorsi, e sono franca |
C'è un altro che mi piace più di te |
Così tu mi piantasti |
E solo mi lasciasti |
Oh donna tanto amata |
Lì sulla cantonata |
In riva all’Arno andai co' i' mi' dolore |
Ma la quiete 'un trovai per i’mmi’core |
E dissi allor di botto: |
Mi butterò di sotto |
Ma l’Arno gli era secco, oh mia fanciulla |
Pe' quella vorta 'un ne feci di nulla! |
Ma m’era risevato ancor soffrire |
Credei persin di perdere i' ggiudizio |
Quando dopo tre giorni vidi uscire |
Da casa tua un lieto sposalizio |
Co' un altro ti sposasti |
Di me tu ti scordasti, pe’qqui’ddolore pazzo |
E dissi: ora m’ammazzo! |
In riva all’Arno andai, sulla spalletta |
E sin sopra montai, ma pe' disdetta |
Siccome 'un so notare, e volli in giù guardare |
Ma l’Arno gli era in piena bimba mia |
C’era tropp’acqua, e allora venni via! |
Del mio grande dolor guarito fui |
Vedendo i’ttu' marito, angiolo mio |
E allor pensa' se 'un ti sposava lui |
Nelle su' condizioni e c’ero io |
Gli è tutto sgangherato |
Gli è secco allampanato |
E 'un n’ha più scarpe 'n piede |
Gli è becco e 'un se n’avvede… |
Sull’Arno a sospirare ora va lui |
Se si vol' affogare, affari sui… |
Io intanto da' i' Lungarno |
E rido e guardo l’Arno |
E se mi ridovessi innamorare. |
Ora sto più tranquillo: e so notare! |
(translation) |
When you told me: I'm tired |
Let's celebrate with love because ... |
You 'a tu n'ha' that speeches, and I'm frank |
There is another one I like more than you |
So you left me |
And you just left me |
Oh much loved woman |
There on the corner |
On the banks of the Arno I went with 'my' pain |
But the quiet 'I found for the mmi'core |
And then I said suddenly: |
I'll throw myself downstairs |
But the Arno was dry for him, oh my girl |
Pe 'that vorta' one I made of nothing! |
But it was still reserved for me to suffer |
I even believed I was losing the court |
When after three days I saw out |
A happy wedding from your home |
With another you got married |
You forgot about me, pe'qqui'a mad pain |
And I said: now I'll kill myself! |
On the banks of the Arno I went to the parapet |
And from above I mounted, but for cancellation |
Since 'a I know, and I wanted to look down |
But the Arno was in full swing of my child |
There was too much water, and then I left! |
I was healed of my great pain |
Seeing your husband, my angel |
And then think 'if' someone married you |
In its conditions and there was me |
It is all rickety |
He is dry lanky |
It has more shoes' n foot |
He is beaked and he notices it ... |
Now he goes on the Arno to sigh |
If he drowned himself, business on ... |
Meanwhile, from 'i' Lungarno |
And I laugh and look at the Arno |
What if I fell in love again. |
Now I am calmer: and I know how to notice! |