| There is a big house
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| With a clock on his forehead
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| Waiting on the last corner
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| Then find the channel
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| Where Nat and his orchestra
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| In the morning they fished for frogs
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| There is a bastard female
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| Who barks and stands guard
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| With the sweet heart and the eyes of a child
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| And there is sunset
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| Which stretches up to the whistle of those trains
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| Drunk on the plains and in the countryside
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| There is a place that breathes and lives within my history
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| It is there towards Sant’Agata and the path of the dog
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| If you pass right now you will find a heron there
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| With wings outstretched, I stop and wait
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| There is an old foosball table
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| Under the entrance porch
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| To score a goal even to the stars
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| It is a flowering tree
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| That one summer gave
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| His shadow of him to an Irish noble
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| There is a large kitchen
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| Like that of a ship
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| And the fireplace has the fire always on
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| And a lake all around
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| It surrounds you in an embrace
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| Which tastes like lichen and Lambrusco
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| There is a place that breathes and lives within my history
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| It is towards Sant’Agata and the path of the dog
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| If you pass right now you will find a heron there
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| With wings outstretched, I stop and wait
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| There is a place that breathes and lives within my history
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| It is towards Sant’Agata and the path of the dog
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| If you pass right now you will find a heron there
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| With wings outstretched, I stop and wait
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| With wings outstretched, I stop and wait
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| There is a dazed Sardinian
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| What a blasphemy to the fog
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| But his heart of him hangs on these walls
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| There is a clan of musicians and a thousand frontier stories
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| Tell us about walnut glasses
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| There is a Piedmontese in love
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| Who is delighted to listen to every new music that appears
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| And there is a sound that no one has ever managed to capture
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| It is the echo of the day that is about to begin
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| The echo of the day that is about to begin |