Sperduti
from L'eremita by The Cinema Show
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lyrics
Finalmente la pace con me stesso
Trovo fuggendo i labirinti oscuri
Del pensare frenetico e complesso
C'è più luce al di sopra dei muri
Che chiudono allo sguardo il cielo chiaro
E fan sperare in luoghi più sicuri
Sento vicino il respiro a me caro
E il respiro del vento, insieme cantare
Così apprezzo questo momento raro
Chiede aria il mio cuore per pulsare
Sperduti, il respiro è più affannato
E il respiro del vento ci dà pace
Il vuoto ci affascina, ci toglie il fiato
Cala la notte e tutto intorno tace
Una lama di luna ci sovrasta
Avanza nel buio ci guarda mentre nasce
La mia mente è libera e urla "Basta
A una realtà che sbatte le porte
E rinfaccia gli errori". Dico "Basta!"
E la pace del buio è più forte
Trovo fuggendo i labirinti oscuri
Del pensare frenetico e complesso
C'è più luce al di sopra dei muri
Che chiudono allo sguardo il cielo chiaro
E fan sperare in luoghi più sicuri
Sento vicino il respiro a me caro
E il respiro del vento, insieme cantare
Così apprezzo questo momento raro
Chiede aria il mio cuore per pulsare
Sperduti, il respiro è più affannato
E il respiro del vento ci dà pace
Il vuoto ci affascina, ci toglie il fiato
Cala la notte e tutto intorno tace
Una lama di luna ci sovrasta
Avanza nel buio ci guarda mentre nasce
La mia mente è libera e urla "Basta
A una realtà che sbatte le porte
E rinfaccia gli errori". Dico "Basta!"
E la pace del buio è più forte
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from L'eremita,
released June 20, 2015
Words and music by The Cinema Show
Words and music by The Cinema Show
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The Cinema Show Lombardy, Italy
Formed in autumn 2011, The Cinema Show are an Italian Prog Rock band. In 2014 they started writing their own material for their debut album, "L'eremita" which was recorded between february and may 2015. In 2017 they recorded their new album "L'errante", released on 12 February 2018. ... more
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