Gaston e Astolfo
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Gaston e Astolfo
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Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
Evviva bambini
Ci son le crociate
Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
Partiamo partiamo
Ci son le crociate
Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
Partiamo partiamo
Partiamo partite
E quanno so partiti li crociati
Con mille e mille e mille bei vestiti
Gaston francese e Astolfo l'italiano
S'innamorarono d'un amore amaro
S'innamorarono d'un amore amaro
E sò passati gli anni e so tornati
Astolfo la sua donna s'è sposato
E di Gerusalemme se scordato...
Di Gaston de la Seine
Non si seppe plus rien
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