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FINALMENTE TU Cadono dall'orologio i battiti e non finiscono Mi dividono da quegli immensi attimi rinchiusi nelle braccia tue Corrono manovre incomprensibili che poi si perdono nel telefono quegli occhi tuoi invisibili ancora più distante tu Ma tu dove sei ogni giorno più difficile il tempo senza te ma tu tornerai io posso già distinguere più vicini ormai io sento i passi tuoi e poi finalmente tu tirar tardi sotto casa e di corsa sulle scale insieme a te un minuto ancora e poi uno sguardo tra di noi voglio guardare addormentarsi gli occhi tuoi e poi finalmente tu tirar tardi sotto casa e di corsa sulle scale insieme a te un minuto ancora e poi uno sguardo tra di noi voglio guardare addormentarsi gli occhi tuoi. more free lyrics

FINALMENTE TU

Cadono dall'orologio i battiti
e non finiscono
Mi dividono da quegli immensi attimi
rinchiusi nelle braccia tue
Corrono manovre incomprensibili
che poi si perdono
nel telefono quegli occhi tuoi invisibili
ancora più distante tu
Ma tu dove sei
ogni giorno più difficile
il tempo senza te
ma tu tornerai
io posso già distinguere
più vicini ormai io sento i passi tuoi e poi finalmente tu
tirar tardi sotto casa
e di corsa sulle scale insieme a te
un minuto ancora e poi
uno sguardo tra di noi
voglio guardare addormentarsi gli occhi tuoi
e poi finalmente tu
tirar tardi sotto casa
e di corsa sulle scale insieme a te
un minuto ancora e poi
uno sguardo tra di noi
voglio guardare addormentarsi gli occhi tuoi.

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