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    Dicevi ca

    L’amuri miu è galera

    Ora si ‘ncatinatu ‘nta sti ranni vaji

    Non fu pi dinaru

    Ne’ pi dispettu

    Focu di raggia a lu pettu

    Raggia

    Allura dimmi tu

    Dimmi dimmi com’è?

    Fossi fossi pirchì

    Avi la vesti stritta

    Ca ci avvampa , maliritta!

    Allura dimmi tu

    Dimmi dimmi com’è

    Fossi fossi pirchì

    ‘nte minni ventu furria

    e ‘ntra li cosci mavaria

    Pinsannu a tia

    Passu li me jurnati

    Sula dintra stu lettu abbruciu ju

    Lu cori to’ è marturiatu

    È ‘ntrubbulatu

    Idda ti ferma lu ciatu

    Raggia

    Allura dimmi tu

    Dimmi dimmi com’è?

    Fossi fossi pirchì

    Avi la vesti stritta

    Ca ci avvampa , maliritta!

    Allura dimmi tu

    Dimmi dimmi com’è

    Fossi fossi pirchì

    ‘nte minni ventu furria

    e ‘ntra li cosci mavaria
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