Rinaldo & Liriel
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Adágio

Read Adágio lyrics by Rinaldo & Liriel on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Rinaldo & Liriel Canonical path: /rinaldo-e-liriel/adagio Related lyric paths: 6
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Adágio

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Strade son' cambiate.

Faccie son' diverse.

Era la mia città.

Non la conosco più.

La ora io sono solo un' estranea

Senza patria.

Case son' cambiate.

Voci son' diverse.

Era la mia città.

Non la conosco più.

La ora io sono solo un' estranea

Senza patria.

Tanti, anni son' passati.

Vite son' cambiate.

Era la mia città.

Non la conosco più.

E ora io sono solo un' estranea

Senza patria.

Ass: Andréa Augusta

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Rinaldo & Liriel performs "Adágio", and this lyric page sits inside the Rinaldo & Liriel catalog on LyroVerse.

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