A Calliope
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A Calliope
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(music by ATARAXIA, free interpretation of Sappho's lyrics)
Tu dois apparaître maintenant
mes attraits tu ressentais
et consentais
Si elle te fuit désormais elle te cherchera
Si elle ne veut pas de dons elle te donnera
Si elle ne te sent pas elle te voudra
que ce soit toi oh Déesse...
Devi apparire ora
i miei richiami sentivi
ed assentivi
A me appari in questo sacrario incantato
un giorno mi hai rimproverato perché ho pregato
Se sfugge da ora ti cercherà
se non vuol doni donerà
se non ti sente ora ti vorrà
fa che sia tu, oh Dea...
Se sfugge da ora ti cercherà
se non vuol doni donerà
se non ti sente ora ti vorrà
fa che sia tu, oh Dea...
Si elle te fuit désormais elle te cherchera
Si elle ne veut pas de dons elle te donnera
Si elle ne te sent pas elle te voudra
que ce soit toi oh Déesse...
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