Pooh — Dall'altra parte song lyrics and translation

The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "Dall'altra parte" by Pooh.

Lyrics

Dall’altra parte fanno estate i girasoli
e la vodka nasce nel granai
e sanno aggiustarsi la macchina da soli
aspettando la domenica.
E voi ragazze andate in fila sui boulevard
per film americani e per ballare nel bar.
Dall’altra parte hanno gli alberghi dello stato,
ma si dorme come qui da noi
e han reggipetti fuori moda e cuori chiari
da discoteca e da Bolshoj.
Caff alla turca sotto i tigli al Gorky Park
fotografando il vento mentre il sole va gi№.
E tu sognavi lontano lontano,
pi№ lontano di me.
Tu sei dall’altra parte di una riga della vita,
come suoni a onde corte di una lingua che non so.
Ricordo i ristoranti zitti come cattedrali
e il fuoco dei tramonti sulle terre industriali.
Dormiva il grande Oriente dietro l’alba popolare
e io ero gi partito senza il tempo di arrivare,
ma visto che da un po' non perquisiscono i pensieri
sarai da questa parte, anche se tu non lo saprai.
Dall’altra parte ho visto ali per la guerra
e cicogne che dormivano.
A tuo fratello regalammo una chitarra
che quasi andava a letto con lei.
E la milizia insegue ombre e malinconia
sui viali senza fine della periferia.
E tu sognavi lontano
lontano, pi№ lontano di te.
Dall’altra parte adesso fanno autunno i rampicanti,
tu leggerai i giornali coi vestiti pi№ pesanti,
sui muri di una piazza dritta sull’arcobaleno
e sei da questa parte anche se non ci rivedremo
forse mai.

Lyrics translation

On the other hand, sunflowers make summer
and vodka is born in the barn
and they can fix the car themselves
waiting for Sunday.
And you girls line up on the boulevards
for American movies and dancing in the bar.
On the other side they have the hotels of the state,
but you sleep like here
and they have unfashionable bras and light hearts
from the disco and Bolshoj.
Turkish Caff under the linden trees at Gorky Park
photographing the wind as the sun goes GI№.
And you dreamed far far away,
more№ far than me.
You are on the other side of a life line,
like Short-Wave sounds of a language I don't know.
I remember the quiet restaurants as cathedrals
and the fire of sunsets on industrial lands.
Slept the Great East behind the popular Dawn
and I was already gone without time to arrive,
but since they haven't searched their thoughts in a while
you'll be this way, even if you don't know.
On the other side I saw wings for war
and storks sleeping.
We gave your brother a guitar.
he almost slept with her.
And the militia pursues shadows and melancholy
on the endless avenues of the suburbs.
And you dreamed far away
far away, far away from you.
On the other side now fall climbers,
you will read newspapers with heavier№ clothes,
on the walls of a square straight on the rainbow
and you're on this side even though we won't see each other again.
maybe never.