Ti troverò nei ricordi dei momenti importanti
siamo distanti dagli occhi ma dal cuore no
forse un giorno parleremo sereni sotto un cielo stellato
di quel tempo passato che mai non scorderò
Domani chissà
saremo ancora insieme noi
domani chissà
se avrò sempre un posto nel tuo cuore
e se ci sarà
di nuovo il sole su di noi
domani chissà
se potrò chiamarti ancora amore
Vorrei che presto arrivasse il tempo del tuo ritorno
dal giorno che prepotente ti ha portato via
e so già come sarai sorridente anche se timidamente
nei tuoi occhi c’è un po’ della mia malinconia
Domani chissà
saremo ancora insieme noi
domani chissà
se avrò sempre un posto nel tuo cuoree se ci sarà
di nuovo il sole su di noi
domani chissà
se potrò chiamarti ancora amore
E quando l’alba verrà
sarò vicino a te
ricorderemo insieme l’orizzonte
ed ogni giorno sarà
un nuovo giorno da vivere
domani chissà
domani chissà
E se ci sarà
di nuovo il sole su di noi
domani chissà
se potrò chiamarti ancora amore
domani chissà
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