| A bunch of grapes, flowers and wine,
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| I am in the hands of a mandolin.
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| Donna amore, close the window
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| Let's stand together by the fireplace.
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| I snuck into your castle like a thief,
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| God doesn't know how.
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| Overcame your high fence
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| And ran away from the dogs.
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| I am unspeakably glad to see you.
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| Dear Donna Amore.
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| Eat, eat your grapes,
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| What I stole from the lord.
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| I will stand, I will not sit down, no, no.
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| While your accusations are true...
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| The lord's watchman shot after me -
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| You see, there are holes in the pants.
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| Donna Amore, here are your flowers.
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| Smell them for health.
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| I, for your holy beauty,
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| I got into something cow.
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| But I'm not at all angry with fate,
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| I tore flowers in the meadow.
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| You see, in something cow camisole.
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| Smell... I can't
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| Donna amore, pour the wine.
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| It has the power of love.
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| I will look out the window at this time,
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| So that I don't feel sick.
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| I passed a hundred taverns as one.
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| Picked out a rare one for you.
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| God, I'm definitely throwing up right now...
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| How it reeks of fumes!
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| Donna, forgive me for my appearance.
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| The inside of gold is worth it.
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| I'll serenade you now,
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| Too bad the mandolin doesn't build.
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| Donna! |
| Wait! |
| Where are you, where are you...
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| Like milk from the oven.
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| These donnas are always in trouble,
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| It's not easy to beat them. |