| Silent and light January comes, a sleeping river
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| Between whose shores my sick body, my sick body lies like snow ...
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| White rows of fields stretch out along the plain
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| They are like lovers after the adventure, black tired trees, black tired trees ...
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| February comes, and the world is head down, but in boarding schools and in the square
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| Leave the pains and dress as a Harlequin, the carnival goes crazy, the carnival
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| crazy ...
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| Winter is still long, but hope appears in the heart
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| In the first days of sun sick the spring dances, the spring dances
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| Singing March brings its rains, the fog rips the veil
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| Bring the melted snow into the canals the laughter of the thaw, the laughter of the thaw ...
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| Fill the glass, and with the winter throw away the vain penance
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| The wing of time beats too quickly, you look at it, it is already far away, you look at it,
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| is already far away ...
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| O days, or months that you always go away, this life of mine is always similar to you
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| Different every year, but the same every year
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| The tarot hand you never know how to play, which you never know how to play
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| With long days dedicated to sleep the sweet April comes
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| What secrets did the poet discover in you who called you cruel, who he called you
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| cruel…
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| But in your days it's nice to fall asleep after making love
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| How the earth sleeps in the night after a sunny day, after a sunny day.
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| May be welcome and the friendly banner, spring is welcome
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| The new love cast away the old in the shadow of the evening, in the shadow of the evening.
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| May be welcome, the rose which is the flower of poets is welcome
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| While I sing it with my guitar I toast to Cenne and to Folgore, I toast to Cenne
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| and in Folgore ...
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| June, you are the maturity of the year, I thank God for you:
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| On one of your days, under the hot sun, I was born there, I was born there ...
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| And with the crops you have in your hands you bring us your treasure
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| With your ears you give bread to men, gold to women, gold to women.
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| O days, or months that you always go away, this life of mine is always similar to you
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| Different every year, but the same every year
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| The tarot hand that you never know how to play, that you never know how to play ...
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| With long days of light colors here is July, the lion
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| Rest, drink and the world around appears as in a vision, as in a vision.
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| You don't work August, in your tired long idle hours
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| Never before has it been so beautiful to be inebriated with wine and warmth, wine and warmth ...
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| September is the month of rethinking years and age
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| After the summer it brings the used gift of perplexity, of perplexity ...
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| You sit and think and play the game of your identity again
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| As sparks burn in your fire the possibilities, the possibilities ...
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| I don't know if everyone has understood October your great beauty:
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| In vats fat like full bellies you prepare wort and intoxication, prepare wort and
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| intoxication ...
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| Along my mountains, mad clouds flee like sad birds
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| Along my copper-colored mountains low clouds smoke, low clouds smoke ...
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| O days, or months that you always go away, this life of mine is always similar to you
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| Different every year, and the same every year
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| The tarot hand that you never know how to play, that you never know how to play ...
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| Cala Novembre and the disturbing severe mists cover the gardens
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| Along the gardens dedicated to weeping, the dead are celebrated, the
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| dead ...
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| The rain falls and your face is wet with drops of dew
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| You too, one day, will change your fate into the mud of the road, into the mud of the
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| Street…
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| And I fall asleep as if in a lethargy, December, at your doors
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| Throughout your days with my mind I sow sad seeds of death, sad seeds of
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| death…
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| Men and things leave slender, lazy shadows on the ground
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| But in your days from the said prophets Christ the tiger is born, Christ the
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| tiger…
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| O days, or months that you always go away, this life of mine is always similar to you
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| Different every year, but the same every year
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| The tarot hand you never know how to play, which you never know how to play
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| That you never know how to play, that you never know how to play
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| That you never know how to play, that you never know how to play ... |