| He came with the red moon
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| It came with a full moon
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| From the ashes of Gramsci
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| Democratic and serene
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| Eat, eat on the street
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| He believed himself to be guinea fowl
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| And instead it was only
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| The hen Maddalena
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| She was an old hen
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| But she always looked new
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| And she gained weight for forty years
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| Without ever laying eggs;
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| But one fine day the day came
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| To give it all back:
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| Maddalena remained
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| Without feathers on the back
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| And she is desperate
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| Morning and evening:
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| "Papa rubbed
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| But I sso bbrava! "
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| All the turkeys' fault
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| Of ducks and chickens
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| If my chicks grow up
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| They will not become birds;
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| Magdalene of laments
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| Who stands there, waiting and hoping
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| Magdalene without teeth
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| Career victim;
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| Magdalene of the masters
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| That everyone is doing well:
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| They're all on their balls
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| But she pushes the others forward
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| Change flag
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| And she is desperate
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| She changes it again
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| And it lasts an hour ...
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of miracles
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| You pay for one and you want three
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of the guilty
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| Everyone except you
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Change flag
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| And he despairs
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| It changes it again
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| And it lasts an hour ...
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| Chorus who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| Imagine if I'm fine with one;
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| I beat myself from evening to morning;
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| You screw me because I'm a chicken
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| I'm a chicken but I'm not stupid;
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| This love for the rooster consumes me;
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| All the fault of the people in Rome;
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| I beat myself from evening to morning;
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| You screw me because I'm a chicken
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| Who does not jump is a Maddalena hen;
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| I'm a chicken but I'm not stupid;
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| Spoken here they make all their pigs comfortable:
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| I just mind my own business
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| In its place I would have made myself feel:
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| I don't send things to say ...
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| I don't do things behind my back:
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| I'm good and everyone takes advantage of it
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| I leave home to look for myself:
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| If you find someone else, let me know
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| It is not true that I am never wrong:
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| It is the others who are never right
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| And she has no bread
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| And she has no wine
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| And she pecks the dog
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| And the farmer
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of the tightrope walkers:
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| First there was and then there isn't
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of your comforts:
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| As long as it's okay with you
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of predictions:
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| "I said that ..."
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene, Maddalé
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| Magdalene of the guilty:
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| Everyone except you
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| Magdalene, Maddalé |