Radio Varsavia
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Radio Varsavia
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E i volontari laici
Scendevano in pigiama per le scale
Per aiutare i prigionieri
Facevano le bende con lenzuola
E i cittadini attoniti
Fingevano di non capire niente
Per aiutare i disertori
E chi scappava in occidente
Radio Varsavia
L'ultimo appello è da dimenticare e i commercianti punici
Prendevano sentieri di montagna
Per evitare i doganieri
E arrivare in Abissinia
La Cina era lontana
L'orgoglio di fantastiche operaie
Che lavoravano la seta
Le biciclette di Shanghai
Radio Varsavia
L'ultimo appello è da dimenticare
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Franco Battiato performs "Radio Varsavia", and this lyric page sits inside the Franco Battiato catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to E Ti Vengo A Cercare and L'Animale with a short reason for opening each page next.
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