Oh allright I 'm moving back Yet it was in May. It read them on the calendar, today May 11.
Eight years on May 11, Claudia wore sandals with socks and early summer clothes.
Now it was cold and his window cast an autumnal landscape on the border with winter.
looked out and saw a gray sky and ready to rain, more sad for her.
When he would come back the sun and heat, perhaps even the smiles on her face would return to be unceremoniously.
He slipped on a jacket and left the house taking only the bunch of keys el ' ipod hands.
Come up the hill in front of his house.
Sali and indecisive in the wet grass to grow now that winter has expired under trees and in flower buds frozen.
arrived at the beginning of the vineyard, there on top of everything where the promontory reached its maximum point and then thrown back into the valley from all sides.
From there he could see everything, all the neighboring countries and those more far that clung steep hills next to the backs.
Everything was so pure and clear.
Everything was so sad that nature seemed to be drawn with a pencil on a piece of yellowed paper.
He felt a reality old or simply old and faded now.
He was in a world trapped under a bell dull and gray.
you, he wanted the sun,
her, who sought the life
she dreamed that the ' emotion,
noticed this.
He noticed that the daily reality wrapped like a spider web, the prey of a spider, time, which would have expected her to die slowly before to enjoy them.
He lit a cigarette, sitting on a rock, looked at that place.
Alela Diane with her melodious voice seemed to imitate the singing of the birds that were in the field.
With his songs he woke up at least something in the ears of Alma who began singing and dancing in the grass to run down the valley without breathing I think just running and listening to those notes,
just running and slipping down the hill in the throes of euphoria known to those places,
prey to a desire to leave everything what per seguire quella voce che, cosi allettante, aveva ormai stregato le sue orecchie...
ALELA DIANE_THE RIFLE
Oh I've been knocking on that door in my sleep
Fight my fireplace glow
I've been knocking on that door in my sleep
Fight my fireplace glow to keep me away,
To keep me away from home
Papa gets the rifle from its place above the French doors
They're coming from the woods
Oh they're coming from the woods
And mama you're running too
Oh my mama you’re running too
Mama you're running too
Oh my mama you’re running too
Brother I'm so sorry that you watched the Patens burn
And I've been holding onto the gold
When letting go would free my hands
And I've been tying your tongue in a knot
Oh I've been tying your tongue in a knot
To wrap this death, to wrap this death in a sheet
And Papa gets the rifle from its place above the French doors
They're coming from the woods
Oh they're coming from the woods
And mama you're running too
Oh, my mama you're running too
Mama you're running too
Oh, my mama you're running too
Brother I'm so sorry that you watched the Patens burn
I can't hide the dirty pads down there carpet anymore
No, no I can't hide the dirty pads down there carpet anymore
There were too many heavy boots
There were too many heavy boots
There were too many heavy boots
And there were too many big black boots
And there were too many little brown shoes marching though
So I'm counting it to the sky
Oh I'm counting it to the sky
I'm counting it to the sky
Oh I'm counting it to the sky
And moving back
Oh I'm moving back to
Face the lack of home