Casaca Roja
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Casaca Roja
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En una casa antigua y noble
Llena de fotos de reginas y banderas
Esperbamos al cnsul italiano.
El final del verano fue veloz
Nubes en el cielo y hojas en la tierra
Cargado de lujuria se present el otono en bengasi
Sabes que es deseo de la mano
El impulso de tocarla
Ya le he escrito una carta al gobernador de libia
Los traficantes de armas
Con los mismos ministros pasan las fronteras
Ir a hacer la guerra en tripoli
Por el cielo van los coros de soldados
Contra al mukhtar y lawrance de arabia
Con canciones populares de las tabernas
Sabes que el idiota de graciani
Seguro que acabar mal
Ya le he escrito una carta al gobernador de libia
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Battiato Franco performs "Casaca Roja", and this lyric page sits inside the Battiato Franco catalog on LyroVerse.
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