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Artist: Le Orme
Canonical path: /le-orme/dublino-addio
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Dublino Addio
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Dublino Addio
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Prati verdi che si buttano
fra le onde di un oceano,
e lassù, passa il blu del cielo.
E negli occhi quella libertà
che ancor oggi è a metà,
orfana, non si è tolta il velo.
Anch'io ho imparato ad amarti lo sai
così come si ama qualcuno di noi.
anch'io figlio tuo orami,
che Dio si ricordi di te.
Oh oh oh Dublino addio.
Oh oh oh Dublino addio.
Addio alle strade battute dal vento
ancora lo sento dentro di me.
anch'io figlio tuo orami,
che Dio si ricordi di noi.
Oh oh oh Dublino addio.
Oh oh oh Dublino addio.
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