| Sarah, we once faltered
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| as you froze that
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| morning omen
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| and you told them
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| and you warned them
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| that the sky turned red
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| above them
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| Sarah it’s said, same rain
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| doesn’t fall down twice.
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| Days, gone by,
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| come back as the morning light
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| A colourless demise rises
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| and the only shelter I used to know
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| is gone lost out of sight
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| (repeat refrain)
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| Sarah of the wonders
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| of the wonders
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| made of wonders
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| Venivi dall’atrio del cuore
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| portando le chiavi del sole
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| domani faremo l’amore
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| e niente potrà mai cambiare
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| (You came from the heart’s hall
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| Bringing the keys for the Sun
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| Tomorrow we’ll make love
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| And nothing will ever change)
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| Di questo rimase il rumore
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| d’un sogno che come nel mare
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| si infrange su nere scogliere
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| d’un nero che può cancellare
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| (Of all this, only the noise remained
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| Of a dream crushing on black cliffs
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| So black as to be annihilating)
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| Si dice che il sogno dell’uomo
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| è far sì che il proprio domani
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| sia senza calar del Sole
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| ma dimmi com'è senz’amare?
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| (It's said a man’s dream
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| Is to let his own tomorrow
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| Be without sundown
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| But tell me, how’s it possible without love?)
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| Ma i sogni son figli del cuore
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| creati in quanto dolore
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| spogliati della lor ragione
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| per questo mandati a morire
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| (But dreams are sons of the heart
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| because they are created in pain
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| Stripped of their reason to be Then sent out to die) |