Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Lo zio fantastico, artist - Edoardo Bennato. Album song Canzoni tour 2007, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 03.08.2009
Record label: Cheyenne
Song language: Italian
Lo zio fantastico(original) |
Quasi ogni domenica, una ragazza nuova |
ad ogni primo incontro, la stessa |
passeggiata |
lui lo zio fantastico, l’auto non l’aveva |
ma un amico fisso che lo accompagnava |
Folle nei teatri, variet e rivista |
le soubrettes e i comici, pubblico entusiasta |
la ribalta splendida come una vetrina |
e lo zio fantastico, sempre in prima fila… |
E poi arriv la guerra… |
che tutti i sogni porta via |
la guerra in ogni lettera, in ogni fotografia |
E poi arriv la guerra, che tutti i sogni porta via |
la guerra quella vera quella senza ironia… |
Signorine pallide, storie di anni trenta |
e lo zio fantastico, che ce le racconta |
c’era ancora il valzer e tutti erano felici |
ma lui pensava a Cuba ed ai suoi ritmi audaci… |
E una sera perse, l’ultima corriera |
ogni due chilometri, una lampadina |
tutto quello scuro, non lo spaventava |
mentre camminava, pensava al suo futuro… |
E poi arriv la guerra… che tutti i sogni porta via |
la guerra in ogni lettera, in ogni fotografia |
E poi arriv la guerra, sempre diversa, sempre uguale |
la guerra dove tutto un po' pi grigio, anche il mare |
E poi arriv la guerra, che tutti i sogni porta via |
la guerra quella vera quella senza ironia |
La guerra vera, la guerra finta |
la guerra che lo zio fantastico non la |
racconta |
La guerra finta, la guerra vera |
la guerra che lo zio fantastico chiss dov’era |
La guerra vera, la guerra finta |
la guerra che alla fine non si sa mai che l’ha vinta! |
La guerra finta, la guerra vera |
la guerra che lo zio fantastico chiss dov’era |
(translation) |
Almost every Sunday, a new girl |
at every first meeting, the same |
stroll |
he was the fantastic uncle, he didn't have a car |
but a steady friend who accompanied him |
Crowds in theaters, variety and magazine |
the soubrettes and the comedians, an enthusiastic audience |
the limelight as splendid as a shop window |
and the fantastic uncle, always in the front row ... |
And then the war came ... |
that all dreams take away |
the war in every letter, in every photograph |
And then came the war, which all dreams take away |
the real war the one without irony ... |
Pale ladies, stories from the thirties |
and the fantastic uncle, who tells us about them |
there was still the waltz and everyone was happy |
but he was thinking of Cuba and her daring rhythms ... |
And one evening he missed, the last bus |
every two kilometers, a light bulb |
all that dark didn't scare him |
as he walked, he thought about his he future of him ... |
And then came the war ... that all dreams take away |
the war in every letter, in every photograph |
And then came the war, always different, always the same |
the war where everything is a little grayer, even the sea |
And then came the war, which all dreams take away |
the real war the one without irony |
The real war, the fake war |
the war that the fantastic uncle is not there |
tells |
The fake war, the real war |
the war that the fantastic uncle who knows where he was |
The real war, the fake war |
the war that in the end you never know that he has won it! |
The fake war, the real war |
the war that the fantastic uncle who knows where he was |