| WHO ARE YOU?!?
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| The question echoes in every corridor, in every corner of the building
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| And it makes us wince, to recover, we must intervene
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| I WANT TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE!
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| The professor raves upset, it's a tragedy
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| The worst is feared and only now the messy flock of tenants splinters
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| He rushes up the steps
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| “Never in all these years has such an inconvenient episode occurred
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| And inopportune, no one had ever had such wicked behavior
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| No one had ever dared to bother the gentleman of that apartment
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| I don't feel like it "
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| I'll continue the story, but I'm not coming up there (uh, no, I'm not coming)
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| And as they rise, deep thumps of bass drum add to the tumult:
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| The professor comes from above, on the top floor
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| He tries to break into the door of the non-existent gentleman with the fire extinguisher
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| And irreparably desecrate the hitherto inaccessible dwelling
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| Perhaps even by the resident himself
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| It's a moment, it's a moment… maybe they can still stop the professor
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| It is a moment, an infinitesimal interval, but perhaps in that moment
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| They hesitate a little, it's a moment, a long-awaited dream, it's a moment
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| An immense interval, in fact they think:
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| "It is he who commits the crime", so many questions in a single instant;
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| And how to face the remaining life without the doubt of that presence
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| Without that independent dimension that makes the soul heavy
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| But what reverberates the imagination ... it's a moment
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| But in that moment the professor breaks through the distances
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| And here we are in the imaginative cosmic spaces with the postic limits of reason
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| without holds, in short, inside the apartment of the non-existent gentleman
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| Now the door is open: no, there is no one, in any case there is no one
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| That's not the point. |
| The discovery, even before the bewilderment
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| Arouses a little mutual discomfort, instinctively they feel violated within
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| Some think "Sorry for the mess ..."
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| Each of them swears to recognize their own walls, there they see their home again
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| Everybody knows it, come on come on
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| Everybody knows it, but they hear some noises, come on come on
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| Everybody knows it, come on come on
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| Everybody knows it, but they hear some noises, come on come on, come on come on,
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| come on come on ...
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| (Thanks to Mik for this text) |