Non ho più niente da dire
In un mondo dove tutti lo fanno
Sbiaditi rapper melassa in amaro
La grancassa del potere e l’inganno La la la la la la la la la La la la la la la la
Credo piuttosto a un cavallo
Che azzoppato galoppa col cuore
Vincerà ancora dal suo piedistallo
Perché il vuoto va riempito d’amore
E non ho più niente da dire
L’uva buona passa e rimane il danno La la la la la la la la la La la la la la la la
Che ne pensi tu che non ti sporchi mai
La senti ancora la voglia che c’è
Spazi immobili che chiamano lealtà
Vuoi galoppare e riempire l’immenso dolore?!
E allora dimmi a che serve un idiota
Quando La Traviata è in tutte le lingue
È tempo di divi Iscariota dell’ovvio
Ma pellicola bruciata si estingue La la la la la la la la la La la la la la la
Che ne pensi tu che non ti sporchi mai
La senti ancora la voglia che c’è
Spazi immobili che chiamano lealtà
Vuoi galoppare e riempire l’immenso dolore?!
C’è una bellezza squisita
Che aspetta di essere presa
Devo mangiarla perché la mia casa
Vive del suo tempo e della sorpresa
E non ho più niente da dire
In un mondo dove tutti lo fanno
E non ho più niente da dire
In un mondo dove tutti lo fanno La la la la la la la la la La la la la la la la
Alberto Fortis is an Italian singer-songwriter born in Rome in 1955. He began his career in the 1970s and achieved success with albums like "Universo Fortis" (1982) and "Grandi Successi" (1984). His musical style is characterized by a mix of pop, rock, and Italian songwriting. Among his most famous songs are "La Sedia di Lillà", "In Viaggio", "La Grande Grotta", and "Il Mio Canto". Fortis has collaborated with several Italian artists, including Lucio Dalla and Francesco De Gregori. His music is often inspired by social and personal themes, with lyrics that reflect the reality of Italy in the 1980s and 1990s.
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