Suzanne - Mia Martini

Nel suo posto in riva al fiume

Suzanne ti ha voluto accanto

e ora ascolti andar le barche

ora vuoi dormirle accanto

si lo sai che lei?

pazza

ma per questo sei con lei

e ti offre il the e le arance

che ha portato dalla Cina

e proprio mentre stai per dirle

che non hai niente da offrirle

lei?

gi?

sulla tua onda

e fa il fiume ti risponda

che da sempre siete amanti.

E tu vuoi viaggiarle insieme

vuoi viaggiarle insieme ciecamente

perch?

sai che le hai toccato il corpo

il suo corpo perfetto con la mente.

E Ges?

fu marinaio

finch?

cammin?

sull’acqua

e rest?

per molto tempo

a guardare solitario

dalla sua torre di legno

e poi quando fu sicuro

che soltanto agli annegati

fosse dato di vederlo

disse: Siate marinai finch?

il mare vi liberer?.

E lui stesso fu spezzato

ma pi?

umano abbandonato

nella nostra mente lui non naufrag?.

E tu vuoi viaggiarle insieme

vuoi viaggiarle insieme ciecamente

forse avrai fiducia in lui

perch?

ti ha toccato il corpo con la mente.

E Suzanne ti da la mano,

ti accompagna lungo il fiume,

porta addosso stracci e piume

presi in qualche dormitorio

il sole scende come miele

su di lei donna del porto

e ti indica i colori

tra la spazzatura e i fiori

scopri eroi tra le alghe marce

e bambini nel mattino

che si sporgono all’amore

e si sporgeranno sempre

e Suzanne regge lo specchio.

E tu vuoi viaggiarle insieme

vuoi viaggiarle insieme ciecamente

perch?

sai che ti ha toccato il corpo

il suo corpo perfetto con la mente

In his place by the river

Suzanne wanted you next to her

and now you listen to the boats go by

now you want to sleep next to her

yes, do you know that her?

crazy

but that's why you are with her

and she offers you tea and oranges

that she brought from China

and just as you are about to tell her

that you have nothing to offer her

she?

already

on your wave

and let the river answer you

who have always been lovers.

And you want to travel them together

you want to travel together blindly

why?

you know you touched her body

of her her body of her perfect of her with her mind.

And Jesus?

he was a sailor

until

walked

on the water

and rest?

for a long time

to look lonely

from its wooden tower

and then when he was sure

than only to the drowned

he was given to see it

he said: Be sailors until?

the sea will free you.

And he himself was broken

but more?

abandoned human

in our mind he did not shipwreck.

And you want to travel them together

you want to travel together blindly

maybe you will trust him

why?

he touched your body with your mind.

And Suzanne gives you her hand,

she accompanies you along the river,

she wears rags and feathers

taken in some dormitory

the sun goes down like honey

on her woman of the port

and she shows you the colors

between the garbage and the flowers

discover heroes among the rotten algae

and children in the morning

that reach out to love

and they will always lean out

and Suzanne holds up the mirror.

And you want to travel them together

you want to travel together blindly

why?

you know she touched your body

of her her body of her perfect of her with the mind