Il Giorno Di Dolore Che Uno Ha

Ligabue

Quando tutte le parole sai che non ti servon più
Quando sudi il tuo coraggio per non startene laggiù
Quando tiri in mezzo Dio o il destino o chissà che
Che nessuno se lo spiega perché sia successo a te

Quando tira un po' di vento che ci si rialza un po'
E la vita è un po' più forte del tuo dirle, "Grazie no"
Quando sembra tutto fermo la tua ruota girerà
Sopra il giorno di dolore che uno ha
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru

Quando indietro non si torna, quando l'hai capito che
Che la vita non è giusta come la vorresti te
Quando farsi una ragione vorrà dire vivere
Te l'han detto tutti quanti che per loro è facile

Quando batte un po' di sole dove ci contavi un po'
E la vita è un po' più forte del tuo dirle, "Ancora no"
Quando la ferita brucia la tua pelle si farà
Sopra il giorno di dolore che uno ha
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru

Quando il cuore senza un pezzo il suo ritmo prenderà
Quando l'aria che fa il giro i tuoi polmoni beccherà
Quando questa merda intorno sempre merda resterà
Riconoscerai l'odore perché questa è la realtà

Quando la tua sveglia suona e tu ti chiederai, "Che ora è?"
Che la vita è sempre forte molto più che facile
Quando sposti appena il piede, lì il tuo tempo crescerà
Sopra il giorno di dolore che uno ha
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru
Tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru, tu-ru-ru-ru-ru


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