| With cat-like gestures he slipped the antennas onto the roofs
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| High in the summer on the skyscrapers of the suburbs
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| Like a free angel, hovering over the city
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| “It's not just the wind,” she said, “even the light can take you away
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| If you have time to waste and the right electricity inside
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| And if you've always expected a miracle. "
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| Capturing is a difficult job in this city
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| In the sky, receive, transmit and then imagine anything
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| To hurt the silence that everyone has within themselves
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| But he believed in wounds and touched, touched his heart with his hand
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| nervous
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| Watching the clouds rush away impatiently from there
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| From that roof suspended over men ...
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| Until one day a rebel antenna to the quiz programs
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| He made the stripes disappear and in the sky, he transmitted the image of the Madonna
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| A normal woman, not bad, she said like this:
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| «I turn off the light, if you want I can make music stronger than the wind
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| I can also get out of the monitor, out of gravity
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| We could dance right away if you aren't in a hurry and you don't want to go back there. "
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| And we are always quick to change channels
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| But with my feet planted on the ground, looking at life with a distracted air
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| Without entering the magnetic field of happiness
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| Happiness that we only know how to look, wait, search already done
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| As if it were a perfect anagram of ease
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| Cheating on a single letter ...
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| I knew that man and that's why I tell him about it
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| He has since disappeared and no one has found out where he is
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| But at least I have a doubt, a suspicion or a dream:
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| Try to pass by on a summer evening near the suburban skyscrapers
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| Try to hear, capture, transmit and then tell something:
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| So if you hear music, they are dancing in the balance over the city ... |