America All Right
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America All Right
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Un ammiraglio e novanta marinai
Tre navi e un cane che vanno verso i guai
Giusti e briganti comunque tutti eroi...
Porto di palos che guardi rivedrai
Questi tre gusci tornare crederai
Che oltre l'ignoto c'è gente come noi...
È giusto o mi sbaglio
Pensò l'ammiraglio
Ma terra troverò
E poi griderò
America all right
All right
America all right
All right
Forse era meglio restare mondo mio
Perso me stesso ho in quest'acqua senza dio
Su la vedetta è sospesa nell'oblio
Ma poi finalmente
Nell'alba si sente
Ci siamo eccola lì
La terra di eric
America all right
All right
Wooooo oh
Woo woo
Wooooo oh
America all right
All right
Sì...
Wooooo oh
Woo woo
Wooooo oh
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Bolero performs "America All Right", and this lyric page sits inside the Bolero catalog on LyroVerse.
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