Il sabato del villaggio

anche dei village people
Se la buttiamo in campo musicale, allora scateno l'invincibile potenza della musica pop svedese, in àmbito natalizio.

La prima è Molly Sandén, "Come Whatever, Come What May".


It hasn't been my best year
It hasn't been my worst year
But on this day and late December
It's hard to remember
Whatever was the point
I lost a lot of money
I said the worst things to my honey
And maybe drank a bit too much
I lost some of my touch to whatever was the point
But tomorrow's Christmas Day
Come whatever, come what may
I'll be singing in the choir
Join the children by the fire
Though I'm pointless I will stay
And I guess I'll be okay
Come whatever, come what may
It hasn't been the best year
It hasn't been the first year
That I've been walking 'round confused
Half asleep and half refused to whatever is the point
If you see me in the corner (la, la, la)
Please don't treat me like a stranger (la, la)
Take my drink and send me home
Oh, don't leave me there alone
To whatever is the point (whatever is the point)
'Cause tomorrow's Christmas Day
Come whatever, come what may
I'll be singing in the choir
Join the children by the fire
Though I'm pointless I will stay
Come whatever, come what may
'Cause that's my place and that's my way
Though I'm pointless I will stay
And I guess I'll be okay
Come whatever, come what may
 
Se la buttiamo in campo musicale, allora scateno l'invincibile potenza della musica pop svedese, in àmbito natalizio.

La prima è Molly Sandén, "Come Whatever, Come What May".

E anche gli ABBA: "Little Things".





Little things
Like my gentle touch
It's amazing, darling
That so little can achieve so much
Little things
Like your sleepy smile
As the brand-new day is dawning
It's a lovely Christmas morning
And why don't we stay in bed for a while?
Soon enough, they'll be waking up from their dreams
Children bursting with giggles and screams
Oh, what joy Santa brings
Thanks, old friend, for packing
Christmas stockings full of nice little things
Little things
Like your naughty eyes
You'd consider bringing me a breakfast tray, but there's a price
Little things
Like that happy noise
As a brand-new day is dawning on this lovely Christmas morning
It's our children playing with their new toys
Little moments of happiness and of bliss
Does it ever get better than this?
Oh, what joy Santa brings
Thanks, old friend, for packing
Christmas stockings full of nice little things
Thank you, dear old friend, for packing
Christmas stockings full of nice little things
Little things
Like the precious jewels on rings
Or a music box that will fit in socks
Tiny elves with wings
Not as big as queens and their kings
If you sing along, it could be a song
That my grandma sings
 
Dimenticavo...
Le stufe a legna accese e noi piccoli che appena faceva buio rientravamo dal giardino e quando venivano gli amici giocavamo a Monopoli con i soldi finti, ma anche a 7 e mezzo con le 5 lire.

La matta.
Sette e mezzo reale paga doppio.
Il 4 si brucia.
Barella coperta.
Sto.
Sto bene.
Sballato.

Azzo era la barella coperta, mica mi ricordo.
 
Dimenticavo...
Le stufe a legna accese e noi piccoli che appena faceva buio rientravamo dal giardino e quando venivano gli amici giocavamo a Monopoli con i soldi finti, ma anche a 7 e mezzo con le 5 lire.

La matta.
Sette e mezzo reale paga doppio.
Il 4 si brucia.
Barella coperta.
Sto.
Sto bene.
Sballato.

Azzo era la barella coperta, mica mi ricordo.
Asso tira 7 :d: La regola del quattro non la si attuava ( mai sentita)
 

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