Apokalisse
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Apokalisse
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Ho visto la luna che cresceva a ponente
E cani latrare in mezzo a tutto quel niente
Solo ombre dipinte da una mano tramante
E stormi di angeli migrare ad oriente…
…e stormi di angeli migranti ad oriente.
Ho visto poeti vendere le parole,
in cambio di vita eterna e un pezzo di pane,
ho visto bene in faccia chi ha ucciso il sole
ma qui non c'è nessuno a cui poterlo raccontare.
Ho figli a due teste che chiedono di morire,
e chiese brillanti che mi invitano a pregare,
tra croci incendiate e rane mutanti
un uomo si chiede dove andremo a finire,
e l'uomo si chiede dove andremo a finire…
quell'uomo si chiede dove andremo a finire
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Radiofiera performs "Apokalisse", and this lyric page sits inside the Radiofiera catalog on LyroVerse.
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