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Andrea Bocelli ~ Un Canto


Quanto tempo e Che ho scelto te Quanta la strada Dietro a noi E oramai saro Parte di te Mi sento Come una goccia Nel mare tuo Come una foglia Nel tuo albero Come una pietra Nella casa che Anche per me farai Choir Quanto tempo c'e Davanti a noi Dopo gli errori Miei e tuoi Ma oramai tu sei Parte di me Ti sento Come il mio corpo La mia citta Come i bei sogni Che mi attendono Come una pietra Che metto via Per fare casa mia ---------------------- How long is it Since i made you mine How long is the path We've travelled together By now i am Part of you I feel like a drop In your ocean Like a leaf On your tree Like a brick In the house That you will build Just for me Choir There is so much time Ahead of us After all the mistakes Yours and mine But by now you are A part of me I can feel you As i feel my own body Like my hometown Like beautiful dreams That await me Like a brick That i save To build my home more free lyrics

Quanto tempo e
Che ho scelto te
Quanta la strada
Dietro a noi
E oramai saro
Parte di te
Mi sento
Come una goccia
Nel mare tuo
Come una foglia
Nel tuo albero
Come una pietra
Nella casa che
Anche per me farai

Choir
Quanto tempo c'e
Davanti a noi
Dopo gli errori
Miei e tuoi

Ma oramai tu sei
Parte di me
Ti sento
Come il mio corpo
La mia citta
Come i bei sogni
Che mi attendono
Come una pietra
Che metto via
Per fare casa mia

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How long is it
Since i made you mine
How long is the path
We've travelled together
By now i am
Part of you
I feel like a drop
In your ocean
Like a leaf
On your tree
Like a brick
In the house
That you will build
Just for me

Choir
There is so much time
Ahead of us
After all the mistakes
Yours and mine

But by now you are
A part of me
I can feel you
As i feel my own body
Like my hometown
Like beautiful dreams
That await me
Like a brick
That i save
To build my home

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