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Voglio una pelle splendida (English translation)
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I want an awesome skin
hold me mother
i've sinned so much
but life is a suicide
love's a stake
and i want a superficial thought
that makes my skin awesome
without a painful ending
with dirty hearts
and clean hands
to save me
come to save me
save me
kiss the guilty
if he speaks the truth
oh yes
oh yes
oh yes
oh yes
i spend my nights
black crystal
choosing the cards i'll play
cursing some questions
that i'd better never ask myself
and i want a superficial thought
that makes my skin awesome
to save me
come to save me
save me
kiss the guilty
if he speaks the truth
oh yes
oh yes
oh yes
oh yes
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the mirror on Mon, 14/01/2013 - 20:38
the mirror on Mon, 14/01/2013 - 20:38The author of translation requested proofreading.
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I leave a version of mine here, you can use whatever you want :
Hold me tight mom (squeeze me tight mom)
I have sinned badly
But life is (a) suicide
Love is a pyre
And I wish for a light thought
That'll make my skin beautiful
With no painful ending
With dirty hearts
And clean hands
To save me
Come and save me
(please) save me
Kiss the guilt (embrace the guilt)
If it (he?) speaks the truth
But yes (x4)
I spend my nights
Black and crystal
To choose the cards
That I'll play
Cursing certain questions (options)
That perhaps were better
Not the smartest text out there, but then again, that's the typical Italian "songwriting"