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The Troubadour

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The Troubadour

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Oh, she died somewhere in the 30’s in france

Then a troubadour made a song in her name

In italian, true language of love

“Sei davvero sbagliatta, signorina dolore”

And the beautiful of his words inspired every pelter

Even homeless running away from their shelters

And for the first time, a smile was a smile

Clonazepam would not be found in any aisle

Well, I can’t wait to hear from you

Oh, this troubadour composed the song

“We are two infants ready to rock

Naivety is our playground

And affection is our weak side

The truth is now so clear

You have been my heroine”

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