Stadio — L'Appostamento song lyrics and translation

The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "L'Appostamento" by Stadio.

Lyrics

Dopo giorni d’appostamento fra le sue ciglia
ho scoperto era mancina di cuore e respirava con tutte e due le braccia
senza entrare in particolari o uscire di senno
parlava senza bocca a chi faceva mani da mercante …
si copriva di ridicolo in riva a un mare di guai
con la stessa mano con cui Scevola mangio' la mela
con la stessa faccia con cui Caino avveleno' Cenerentola
mentre Eva rubava la scarpetta a un Settenano …
Vedo specchi grandi come allodole
sono fatti su o per giu'
sono storie di mai piu'
vedo i grandi occhi delle frottole
sono storie di mai piu' …
Dopo giorni d’appostamento sulle sue spalle
gli ho scoperto un seno innamorato ed uno sposato
lei aveva fianchi in mare e la bocca in cielo
gli inverni tutti al sole e un trucco magico,
un coniglio sulle guance …
Si slegava la schiena a tempo di bossanova
con la destrezza con cui Garibaldi salpo' da Rotterdam
con la stessa forza con cui Darwin scopri' la scimmia
e come Bonnie and Clyde rubavano ai giovani per dare ai vecchi …
Vedo pance grandi come favole
sono fatti o su per giu'
sono storie di mai piu'
non si violano le mammole
sono storie di mai piu'
vedo gambe tra le nuvole, dove piove quasi mai
sono fatti o su per giu'
sono storie di mai piu'
non si rompono le scatole
li' c’e' dentro quel che vuoi
sono storie di mai piu'
non si aprono le botole
non si tirano le scoppole
non si lasciano le briciole
non si nanano le spippole
non si girano le trottole
non si tendono le trappole
non si osano le aquile
non si spengono le lucciole.

Lyrics translation

After days of lurking between her eyelashes
I found out she was left-handed at heart and was breathing with both arms
without going into details or out of your mind
he spoke without mouth to those who made hands of a merchant …
he covered himself with ridicule on the shore of a sea of trouble
with the same hand Scevola ate the Apple
with the same face that Cain poisoned Cinderella
while Eva stole a seven-year-old's shoe …
I see mirrors as big as larks
they're made up or down
they're stories of Never Again.
I see the big eyes of the frowns
they're stories of Never Again. …
After days of lurking on his shoulders
I discovered him a breast in love and a married one
she had hips in the sea and mouth in heaven
winters all in the sun and a magic trick,
a rabbit on the cheeks …
He untied his back in time for bossanova
with the dexterity with which Garibaldi sailed from Rotterdam
with the same force that Darwin discovered the monkey
and how Bonnie and Clyde stole from the young to give to the old …
I see bellies as big as fairy tales
they're done or up.
they're stories of Never Again.
do not violate the udders
they're stories of Never Again.
I see legs in the clouds, where it rains almost never
they're done or up.
they're stories of Never Again.
do not break the boxes
what you want is in there.
they're stories of Never Again.
do not open the hatches
you don't throw the bangs
do not leave crumbs
you don't dwarf spippole.
do not turn the spinning tops
do not set traps
do not dare Eagles
fireflies don't go out.