Perdono

Tiziano Ferro

Perdono, eh, perdono, for everything I've done, you have to know
I'm so sorry, just give me another chance, I'm gonna give you a rosa
Continue dreaming of our everlastin' friendship
I still believe in me and you, my friends are all, perdono

Look at the joy I'm feeling with my heartbeat
I'm trying to find a way to tell you that I'm crazy
If you don't understand what you mean to me
I know I hurt you so but honey I'm here to let you know

I love you, so to let you know
That I don't want live every single day alone
I wanna see you dancing, smiling next to me

Perdono, for everything I've done you have to know
I'm so sorry, just give me another chance, I'm gonna give you a rosa
Continue dreaming of our everlasting friendship
I still believe in me and you, my friends are all

I told you I was right but I was wrong
And now I dedicate to you my song
'Cause if I live without you I'm not strong

I'm your hitting sun and you're my moon
Select me shine just that you know
Believe it's you who I adore
Although your contradictions and defects
I still want your sweet caresses

Perdono, for everything

Here it's cold like at Christmas time
Here it's darker without your smile
All my deeper dreams here are dying
Mars and Venus, here, I'm just crying

Take my glow and give me your moonlight
What I can I do, I don't know
Please come back, I swear that it will last
We'll be dancing flying space

Perdono, mmm, perdono, perdono, sorry rosa
Friendship, perdono, sorry


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    perdono!

    piccio59on March 31, 2014   Link

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