Nomadi — Tempo Che Se Ne Va song lyrics and translation

The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "Tempo Che Se Ne Va" by Nomadi.

Lyrics

Immagini sbiadite, di un popolo ormai lontano,
ricco di contrade vuote, e di donne sole,
acqua che diventa fiume, tempo che se ne va,
bambino allo specchio, non c' gioco che non sar,
porter l’odore, del mosto nelle strade,
e la festa nelle piazze, colori dell’autunno,
trampolieri e mangiafuoco, giocolieri ed imbroglioni,
il mio cuore si riempiva, ti tante emozioni,
vite consumate, a prender decisioni,
e voglia di fuggire, cuori fermi alle stazioni,
voglia di restare, fra canto e osterie,
ormai l’ultimo treno se ne andato via,
anni che passavano, dietro alle stagioni,
lottando con la fede, sciogliendo le passioni,
girando poi le spalle, come fanno gli uomini forti,
quelli che nella vita, non accettano mai i torti,
vecchio contadino, che dava consigli al vento,
seduto su quell’uscio, con la bottiglia accanto,
la sua bocca come un fiume, straripante di parole,
raccontava di una donna, il suo pi№ grande amore,
troppo vuota la bottiglia, troppo grande il suo dolore,
lo trovammo al mattino, di un giorno senza sole,
lo trovammo con in mano, una foto in bianco e nero,
di quella donna tanto amata, di cui andava fiero…

Lyrics translation

Faded images, of a people now far away,
rich in empty quarters, and lonely women,
water that becomes River, time that goes away,
baby in the mirror, there \ 's no game that won \' t sar,
bring the smell, of the wort in the streets,
and the feast in the squares, colors of autumn,
waders and fire eaters, jugglers and cheaters,
my heart was filling, you so many emotions,
lives spent, making decisions,
and want to escape, hearts still at the stations,
want to stay, between singing and taverns,
now the last train is gone,
years that passed, behind the seasons,
struggling with faith, dissolving passions,
then turning his shoulders, as strong men do,
those who in life, never accept wrongs,
old peasant, giving advice to the wind,
sitting on that door, with the bottle next to it,
his mouth like a river, overflowing with words,
told about a woman, her most№ great love,
too empty the bottle, too big its pain,
we found him in the morning, a day without sun,
we found him with a black-and-white photo in his hand. ,
of that beloved woman, of whom he was proud…