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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Sunday Song – Jovanotti – Ora - Le Tasche Piene Di Sassi -

 

Jovanotti

 

Lorenzo Jovanotti is a very popular Italian singer, songwriter who was born in Rome on 27th of September 1966 and has been performing professionally since his first album was released in 1987.

I have featured Lorenzo Jovanotti before for Sunday Song and have included some links to them at the end of this post. I am featuring him again as this week I decided that I would feature whichever Italian artist was the highest in this weeks Italy Top Twenty Chart and at number two up one place from last week is Lorenzo Jovanotti singing Le Tasche Pieni Di Sassi - The pockets full of stones.

'Ora' – Universal 2011

This single is taken from his latest album 'Ora' which was released on January 25th 2011 and was much awaited by his fans as the last album Safari was released three years ago. 

The first single from 'Ora' was released before Christmas and went straight to the top of the Italian music charts Tutto L'Amore Che Ho – All The Love I Have.

Here is the latest single from the album, ‘Le Tasche Pieni Di Sassi’, which was at the Number Two slot in the Italy Top Twenty Chart  for April 10th 2011, will it make Number One this week I wonder.

 

Lorenzo Jovanotti Cherubini - Le Tasche Piene Di Sassi

Courtesy of JimmaTube00

Italian Lyrics Courtesy of  anglotesti.it

Volano le libellule,
sopra gli stagni e le pozzanghere in città,
sembra che se ne freghino,
della ricchezza che ora viene e dopo va,
prendimi non mi concedere,
nessuna replica alle tue fatalità,
eccomi son tutto un fremito ehi.
Passano alcune musiche,
ma quando passano la terra tremerà,
sembrano esplosioni inutili,
ma in certi cuori qualche cosa resterà,
non si sa come si creano,
costellazioni di galassie e di energia,
giocano a dadi gli uomini,
resta sul tavolo un avanzo di magia.
Sono solo stasera senza di te,
mi hai lasciato da solo davanti al cielo
e non so leggere, vienimi a prendere
mi riconosci ho le tasche piene di sassi.
Sono solo stasera senza di te,
mi hai lasciato da solo davanti a scuola,
mi vien da piangere,
arriva subito,
mi riconosci ho le scarpe piene di passi,
la faccia piena di schiaffi,
il cuore pieno di battiti
e gli occhi pieni di te.
Sbocciano i fiori sbocciano,
e danno tutto quel che hanno in libertà,
donano non si interessano,
di ricompense e tutto quello che verrà,
mormora la gente mormora
falla tacere praticando l'allegria,
giocano a dadi gli uomini,
resta sul tavolo un avanzo di magia.
Sono solo stasera senza di te,
mi hai lasciato da solo davanti al cielo
e non so leggere, vienimi a prendere
mi riconosci ho un mantello fatto di stracci.
Sono solo stasera senza di te,
mi hai lasciato da solo davanti a scuola,
mi vien da piangere,
arriva subito,
mi riconosci ho le scarpe piene di passi,
la faccia piena di schiaffi,
il cuore pieno di battiti
e gli occhi pieni di te.
Sono solo stasera senza di te,
mi hai lasciato da solo davanti al cielo
vienimi a prendere
mi vien da piangere,
arriva subito,
mi riconosci ho le scarpe piene di sassi,
la faccia piena di schiaffi,
il cuore pieno di battiti
e gli occhi pieni di te.

Italian to English translation – With the help of Google and Dictionaries.

Flying dragonflies,
over ponds and puddles in the city,
think we cheaters,
wealth now comes and goes after,
I do not take me for granted
no replies to your fate,
hey here I am all a quiver.
They spend some of the music,
but when they pass the earth will tremble,
explosion seem unnecessary,
but in some hearts will be something,
do not know how to create,
clusters of galaxies, energy,
men playing dice,
remains on the table a surplus of magic.
I am alone tonight without you,
you left me alone in front of sky
and I can not read, Find me, take
I acknowledge I have a pocket full of stones.
I am alone tonight without you,
you left me alone in front of school
I feel like crying,
comes immediately,
I acknowledge I have shoes full of feet,
a face full of slapping,
a heart full of beats
and eyes full of you.
The flowers bloom,
and give all I have freedom,
give are not interested,
of rewards and all that comes,
murmurs murmurs people
flaw silent practicing cheer,
men playing dice,
remains on the table a surplus of magic.
I am alone tonight without you,
you left me alone in front of sky
and I can not read, Find me, take
I acknowledge I have a coat made of rags.
I am alone tonight without you,
you left me alone in front of school
I feel like crying,
comes immediately,
I acknowledge I have shoes full of feet,
a face full of slapping,
a heart full of beats
and eyes full of you.
I am alone tonight without you,
you left me alone in front of sky
Find me, take
I feel like crying,
comes immediately,
I acknowledge I have shoes full of rocks,
a face full of slapping,
a heart full of beats
and eyes full of you.

I have featured Jovanotti on Sunday Song a number of times before, here are the links again as some of you may be interested.

http://lindyloumac.blogspot.com/2011/01/sunday-song-jovanotti-ora-tutto-l-che.html

http://lindyloumac.blogspot.com/2010/08/sunday-song-buon-ferragosto-tribute.html

http://lindyloumac.blogspot.com/2010/09/sunday-song-lorenzo-jovanotti.html

If you are still interested in learning more about the artist Jovanotti, then here is a list of sites worth visiting

Jovanotti – Wikipedia  Jovanotti – MySpace  Jovanotti – Facebook  Jovanotti - Official Website – Soleluna  or  Musictory – Jovanotti

 

More Sunday Songs can be found by visiting Sunday Session at Doireallywannablog  an Australian blog that I started linking up with fairly recently, she posts two songs every week, something old and something new.

Sunday Session

Buono Domenica Tutti

12 comments:

  1. Wish |I could listen to this but as you know my connection in France is slow to say the least of it!!! Diane

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  2. Beautiful! The lyrics in some Italian songs are really moving!! thanks again for doing this.

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  3. Of course I love it! I was in Rimini last night for the first night of the ORA tour - it was a great show!

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  4. I love your new wisteria header :) XOL

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  5. Oh no, blogger "ate" my comment again :( I love Jovanotti, he's very poetic and writes beautiful songs.

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  6. Thanks for sharing...and making my Sunday even more beautiful! Love your gorgeous wisteria! Hugs! ♥♥♥

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  7. What a wonderful sexy voice thanks for sharing. Living in France is great but Italy always makes me dream. My wisteria smells so wonderful in the courtyard of my home too- just been for a walk round vineyards near me and everyone is out on this sunny day clipping and pruning - going to be a good year for Burgundy wine they say !

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  8. Linda,

    I will play this music when my husband can hear it as well. Your header is just beautiful. I am catching up from last week's blogging issues. It is so easy to fall behind on visiting. I love your blog.

    Carol

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  9. He's a bit on the attractive side and he can sing...nice.

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  10. Oh, that was a lovely way to start my Tuesday morning. Thank you. :)

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