Ora di andarmene
Il momento che
Questo cuore teme
E'difficile
Un coltello che
Ti lacera

Credimi
Fa più male dentro
Il dover andarsene
Sapere che
Tu soffri come soffro
Quando è l'ora dell'addio

Se a volte pensi che
La mia scelta sia
Segno che non ti amo
Non odiarmi mai
Vado per la tua
Felicità

Credimi
Fa più male dentro
Il dover andarsene
Sapere che
Tu soffri come soffro
Quando è l'ora dell'addio

Com'è difficile ignorare le memorie di una vita
Tutto mi ricorda come sei parte di me

Credimi
Fa più male dentro
Il dover andarsene
Sapere che
Tu soffri come soffro
Quando è l'ora dell'addio


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L' Ora Dell'addio Lyrics as written by Josh Groban Walter Afanasieff

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