La Ragazza Col Telefonino - Stadio

Lei piangeva adagio

col telefonino in mano

intanto il treno correva

rapido verso Milano

Il cielo d’ottobre era perso

dentro a un gran sole d’aprile

e la pianura padana

giovane sembravadormire

Lei era bella e leggera

bionda e neri gli occhiali

ogni tanto parlava

piangeva e stringeva i giornali

Poche parole ho udito

col suono di un vero dolore

«tu, che non torno, lo sai

mai, mai pi?

torno, pi?

mai

torno, pi?

mai»

Per lei era tutto perduto

mentre Milano vicina

non la lasciava sperare

e non dava pi?

aiuto

Come pu?

cambiare la vita

anche una breve parola

«mai pi?

torno, pi?

mai»

mare e tempesta in gola

Poche parole ho udito

col suono di un vero dolore

«tu, che non torno, lo sai

mai, mai pi?

torno, pi?

mai

Poche parole ho udito

col suono di un vero dolore

«tu, che non torno, lo sai

mai, mai pi?

torno, pi?

mai

torno, pi?

mai».

Il treno?

arrivato a Milano

e io l’ho vista che andava

sola senza guardare

stretto il telefono in mano.

Intanto la luce calava

in compagnia della sera

poi fra la gente confusa

non ho pi?

visto dov’era.

She wept slowly

with mobile phone in hand

meanwhile the train was running

quick to Milan

The October sky was lost

inside a great April sun

and the Po Valley

young man seemed to be asleep

She was beautiful and light

blonde and black glasses

she every now and then she talked

she wept and clutched the newspapers

Few words I have heard

with the sound of real pain

"You, who don't come back, you know

never, never again?

I go back, more?

never

I go back, more?

never"

For her it was all lost

while Milan is nearby

she didn't let her hope

and she did not give more?

Help

How can he?

change your life

even a short word

"Never again?

I go back, more?

never"

sea ​​and storm in the throat

Few words I have heard

with the sound of real pain

"You, who don't come back, you know

never, never again?

I go back, more?

never

Few words I have heard

with the sound of real pain

"You, who don't come back, you know

never, never again?

I go back, more?

never

I go back, more?

never".

The train?

arrived in Milan

and I saw her going

alone without looking

I held the phone in my hand.

Meanwhile the light was going down

in the company of the evening

then among confused people

I don't have more?

seen where she was.