Santa Lucia Luntana
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Santa Lucia Luntana
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SANTA LUCIA LUNTANA
Partono 'e bastimente
Pe terra assaje luntane
Cantano a buordo e sò napulitane
Cantano pe tremente
'O golfo già scumpare
'E a luna, in miezz'o mare
'Nu poco 'e Napule le fà vedè
Santa lucia luntano 'a te
Quanta malincunia!
E sognano mare 'n mane
Tremano 'ncoppa 'e corde
Quante ricorde, ahimè,
Quante ricorde!
E' o core nun 'o sace
Nemmeno cum'e canzone
Sentenno voce e suone
Se mette a chiagnere cà vò turnà!
Se gira 'o munno sanno
Se và a cercà fortuna
Ma quanno spunta' luna
Luntano 'e napule nun se può stà!
Santa Lucia tu tiene
Solo 'nu poco 'e mare
Ma cchiù luntano staje
Cchiù bella pare!
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Noa performs "Santa Lucia Luntana", and this lyric page sits inside the Noa catalog on LyroVerse.
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