Grandpa didn't have a lightweight scheme
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But hard work in strict discipline
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His whole life was like Palestine
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And shed blood when he was Mussolini
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All that was left, after that, to that old woman
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In the whole two houses, chapels, olive groves, mills
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We need to use the resources in this area
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To shake my grandfather like everyone else in the area
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And with capital, I could reconcile all whims
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So to carry expensive goods on the waterfront, why not, sorry
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Buy phones, good cars, motorcycles… Once you live!
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Just to sort out some more paperwork
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Those present said that the devil was peeking out of my eyes
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Manners fit into the newly baked parashes
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And to calm down, and everyone would care about cash
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When grandma dies to put a price on grandparents
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To shake the ancestry I am for
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I see the family as a grandfather to stay
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Looks like no one would like to sell it, nice
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And everyone has to repent later, I give my head
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I watch them all, I don't know if someone fucked me
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Get people moving as soon as possible
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We will hang pictures, someone will see the ads'
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He will come to visit, he will like everything terribly
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As if above the sky, the blue sky is no lower
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He has been drinking for years, and we all need money
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That life is not shaky, when it needs to be
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What he needs - to be repaid, when he fails - to be found
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And if everyone's debt is repaid, all those things mean a lot
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The old man looks at me wrong, the old woman frowns at me
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He thinks he could 'break the same second of money'
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And we will all be good, every mustache will grow
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When it doesn't serve a purpose, let it shake now
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To shake the ancestry I am for |