Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Secondo Incontro , by - Il Balletto Di Bronzo. Release date: 18.01.1972
Song language: Italian
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Secondo Incontro , by - Il Balletto Di Bronzo. Secondo Incontro(original) |
| Vedr, vedr |
| anche se non sa sentire |
| un cielo chiaro |
| cosa gli pu dire |
| Un viso di vecchio |
| gi vicino alla morte |
| la fede non c’era |
| adesso gi forte |
| Lo sguardo di un uomo |
| che non ha paura |
| cos’se gli manca |
| la voce sicura |
| ha visto la notte |
| il giorno finire |
| e donne nel buio |
| gi pronte a tradire |
| Le mani protese |
| i volti pi assenti |
| morire i pi buoni |
| gioire i potenti. |
| Ma non rimase a pensare fra s doveva cercare qualcosa che c' |
| e non fu notte e giorno non fu |
| e l’orizzonte rimase laggi. |
| Non si arrese |
| non si arrese mai |
| non si chiese |
| uomo dove vai |
| E quel che vide fu un altro uomo |
| con quelle braccia stese in croce |
| senza sentire la sua voce |
| gli and vicino e gli parl. |
| Ma in quegli occhi senza luce |
| pungenti spine erano infitte |
| sent gi sue quelle ferite |
| e poi la luce non fu pi. |
| (translation) |
| See, see |
| even if she can't hear |
| a clear sky |
| what can you tell him |
| The face of an old man |
| already close to death |
| there was no faith |
| now already strong |
| The look of a man |
| who is not afraid |
| what if he misses him |
| the safe voice |
| he has seen the night |
| the day end |
| and women in the dark |
| ready to betray |
| Hands outstretched |
| the most absent faces |
| die the best |
| rejoice in the powerful. |
| But he did not stay to think to himself he had to look for something there |
| and it was not night and it was not day |
| and the horizon remained there. |
| He didn't give up |
| he never gave up |
| he didn't wonder |
| man where are you going |
| And what he saw was another man |
| with those arms outstretched on the cross |
| without hearing his voice |
| went up to him and spoke to him. |
| But in those eyes without light |
| prickly thorns were thick |
| she already felt those wounds of him |
| and then the light was no more. |