Pooh — Una Donna Normale song lyrics and translation
The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "Una Donna Normale" by Pooh.
Lyrics
Era tardi e la gente tornava
il quartiere fuori ansimava rumori
di ragazzi in moto su pezzi di prato
e bambini in gioco e le cene sul fuoco
e nello strano sole dell’ora legale
dicevo: sei una donna speciale per me!
Le radio suonavano.
Piano piano
l’aria di giugno si fece pi№ viola
spogliava il sogno ogni nuova parola
disse questo, senti un gioco perdente
toccai fra i denti un dolore impotente
le finestre di fronte sbattevano al vento
pensai soltanto: che ne facciamo di noi.
E le radio suonavano.
Taglia il tempo come falce
sembri forte e ti travolge
lei chinІ la voce e disse: mi dispiace
una storia senza testa
un bel sogno che non basta
sai da solo quel che c’era e quel che resta.
Dissi piano: dammi una mano
eravamo in tanti, non c' pi№ nessuno
e vado avanti solo in un rovo di gente
in mezzo alla vita a sognare per niente
le finestre di fronte occhi nel sole
lei disse: sono una donna normale ormai.
Le radio suonavano.
Taglia il tempo come falce
sembri forte e ti travolge
separІ gli sguardi e disse: troppo tardi
prima stato quel che stato
e sar da ricordare
ma le storie vere non le puoi cambiare.
Dissi piano: dammi una mano
a sentirmi ancora come eravamo
disse io non posso farci pi№ niente
bruciava rosso il cielo a ponente
e fu del tutto sera e qualcuno tornava
tornava presto, e il resto fu andare via.
Lyrics translation
It was late and people came back
the neighborhood outside was panting noises
of guys riding bikes on pieces of lawn
and children at play and dinners on fire
and in the strange summer sun
I said, You're a special woman to me!
The radios were ringing.
Flat flat
the June air became more purple№
stripped the dream every new word
he said that, feel a Loser Game
I touched a helpless pain between my teeth
the windows in front fluttered in the wind
I just thought, What do we do with us?
And the radios were ringing.
Cut the time like a scythe
you look strong and it overwhelms you
she bowed her voice and said: I'm sorry
a headless story
a beautiful dream that is not enough
you know for yourself what was there and what's left.
I said slowly: give me a hand
there were so many of us, there was no one
and I only go on in a herd of people
in the middle of life to dream for nothing
the windows facing eyes in the sun
she said: I'm a normal woman now.
The radios were ringing.
Cut the time like a scythe
you look strong and it overwhelms you
he looked apart and said: too late
first state what state
and it will be remembered
but you can't change real stories.
I said slowly: give me a hand
to still feel like we were
he said I can't do anything more.
the sky burned red to the West
and it was quite evening and someone came back
he was coming back early, and the rest was leaving.