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Artist: Pino Daniele
Canonical path: /pino-daniele/al-capone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Al Capone
Read Al Capone lyrics by Pino Daniele on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Al Capone
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Ma chi ti credi di essere forse al capone
'o bisinisse e 'o revolver 'e visto che fine fa
La violenza che cresce per strada ci fa terrore
Sono i cattivi che fanno la storia
Questo si sa
People people
Scream from the window
People people
Nuje c'amma fa'
That's me
Because i am italiano e 'o ssaje comme faccio 'ammore
A neva york ce simmo arrangiati
E c'amma arrangià'
Ma chi ti credi di essere forse al capone
'o bisinisse e 'o revolver 'e visto che fine fa
People people
Scream from the window
People people
Nuje c'amma fa'
That's me!
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Pino Daniele performs "Al Capone", and this lyric page sits inside the Pino Daniele catalog on LyroVerse.
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