Adriano Celentano — Disse song lyrics and translation

The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "Disse" by Adriano Celentano.

Lyrics

Disse
Quel giorno sul monte:
«Mio Padre e' il Padrone
Di tulle le cose
E' inutile che voi
Vi affanniate
A volere comprare
Con l’oro la gioia
E voler diventare
I primi del mondo
Per poi far luccicar
I vostri brillanti
Sul volto di chi
Di chi muore di fame
Di chi muore di fame
Di chi muore di fame
Cosa serve possedere
Nche tutta la terra
Anche tutta la terra
Se poi della tua vita
Il padronenon sei
Neanche solo di una dei capelli
Che tu porti in testa
Perche' anche di quelli
Un giorno dovrai
Render conto a mio Padre
Che e il Padrone di tutto
Di tutte le cose"
Hoo… hoo…
Hoo… hoo…
Disse:
«Voi ricchi pensate
Di avere ogni cosa
E vi vantate
Che niente vi manca
Ma non sapete
Che miserabili
E meschini voi siete
Siete poveri e ciechi
E piu' nudi dei vermi
Ma se alcuno di voi
La mia voce udira'
Perche' dietro alla porta picchio
E lui mi aprira'
Entrero' per cenare
Per cenare con lui
Affinche' quand’egli bussera'
Alla Casa del Padre mio
Il Padrone non scordi
Di colui che mi apri
E lo lasci fuori dalla Porta
Perche' egli non veda
Lo splendore celeste
Dova mai morira'
Dova mai morira'
Dova mai morira'
Hoo… hoo…
Hoo… hoo…
Hoo… hoo…
Hoo… hoo…

Lyrics translation

Say
That day on the mountain:
"My Father Is The Master
Tulle things
It is useless that you
You're struggling
To want to buy
With gold the joy
And want to become
The world's first
To make it shine
Your brilliant
On whose face
Of those who starve
Of those who starve
Of those who starve
What it takes to own
All the Earth
Even the whole earth
If then of your life
The master you are not
Not even one of the hair
That you carry in your head
Because even those
One day you'll have to
Reporting to my father
Who is the Master of everything
Of all things"
Hoo ... hoo…
Hoo ... hoo…
Say:
"You rich people think
To have everything
And you brag
That nothing you miss
But you don't know
How miserable
And you are petty
You are poor and blind
And more naked than worms
But if any of you
My voice will hear
Why ' behind the door woodpecker
And he'll open me up.
I'll come in for dinner.
To have dinner with him
So that when he knocks
To my father's House
The Master do not forget
Of him who opens me
And leave him out the door
Why can't he see
The heavenly splendor
Where will he ever die?
Where will he ever die?
Where will he ever die?
Hoo ... hoo…
Hoo ... hoo…
Hoo ... hoo…
Hoo ... hoo…