Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ivan Graziani
Canonical path: /ivan-graziani/soffice
Related lyric paths: 6
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Soffice
Read Soffice lyrics by Ivan Graziani on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Soffice
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Soffice sei e teneramente ti dai e assaggiarti potrei: una torta di fragole. Uh! E che pelle che hai, un antico cammeo ecciterebbe, lo sai, perfino un angelo in cielo.
Ma dove sei? Tu, dove sei? No, io non ti credo più perché mi fai restare tu come una foglia, sola in mezzo a un viale eppure sono soffici i tuoi seni di miele e il tuo richiamo è forte come allora. Ma dove sei? Tu, dove sei?
Tu, dove? E adesso dovrei ridere, o magari per non piangere, resta con me ho ancora troppa fame di te.
Ma dove sei? Tu, dove sei? Tu, dove sei?
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Ivan Graziani performs "Soffice", and this lyric page sits inside the Ivan Graziani catalog on LyroVerse.
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