Incendia le farfalle meccaniche
Le rose lisergiche e i nostri pochi orgasmi
Ti ricordi dei combattimenti tra i cigni finti?
E delle sere a sbranarsi?
E delle sere a strafarsi?

Con me non devi essere niente
Con me non devi essere niente

Venere del mio intestino tenue
Quando dormo guido piano
Non ti preoccupare
Venere delle nostre sterili polemiche
Andremo a Londra a dimagrire

Con me non devi essere niente
Con me non devi essere niente
Con me non devi essere niente
Con me non devi essere niente

E stavi diventando blu
Anche tu
I tuoi insulti
I tuoi fiori finti
Le siringhe disinfettate
Coi nostri occhi di kryptonite
Coi nostri occhi di kryptonite

E andiamo vedere le luci della centrale elettrica
E andiamo a vedere le luci della centrale a turbogas

E tornino a scoppiare a ridere
Le nostre madonne bulimiche
E tornino a crepare, ma dal ridere
Le nostre madonne anoressiche

Incendia le farfalle meccaniche
Le rose lisergiche e i nostri pochi orgasmi
Ti ricordi dei combattimenti tra i cigni finti?
E delle sere a sbranarsi?
E delle sere a strafarsi?

Addio fottiti, ma aspettami
Addio fottiti, ma aspettami
Addio fottiti, ma aspettami
Addio fottiti, ma aspettami

E andiamo a vedere le luci della centrale elettrica
Andiamo a vedere i colori delle ciminiere
Dall'alto dei nostri elicotteri immaginari
Andiamo a dare fuoco ai tramonti
E alle macchine parcheggiate male
Ad assaltare ancora i cieli
A farci sconfiggere e a finire sui telegiornali
Foto in bianco e nero delle nostre facce stravolte sui quotidiani locali
Andiamo a vedere i cantieri delle case popolari
Dai finestrini dei treni ad alta velocità
Trasformiamo questa città in un'altra cazzo di città
Andiamo a vedere le luci (andiamo a vedere le luci)
Della centrale elettrica (della centrale elettrica)
Andiamo a vedere le luci (andiamo a vedere le luci)
Della centrale a turbogas (della centrale a turbogas)

E tornino a scoppiare a ridere
Le nostre madonne bulimiche
E tornino a crepare, ma dal ridere
Le nostre madonne anoressiche
E le fotomodelle
Le tue fotomodelle
E le fotomodelle
Le tue fotomodelle
E le fotomodelle
Le tue fotomodelle
Le tue fottute fotomodelle


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Piromani Lyrics as written by Vasco Brondi

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    uno dei miei preferiti sempre!

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