Alla Fiera Dell'est
Angelo Branduardi
At the Eastern Fair
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the cat, who ate the mouse, that my father bought at the market
And then came the cat, who ate the mouse, that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the dog, who bit the cat, who ate the mouse
That my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the stick, that hit the dog, who bit the cat
Who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the fire, that burned the stick, that hit the dog
Who bit the cat, who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the water, that put out the fire
That burned the stick, that hit the dog, who bit the cat
Who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the bull, who drank the water, that put out the fire
That burned the stick, that hit the dog, who bit the cat
Who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And then came the butcher, who killed the bull, who drank the water
That put out the fire, that burned the stick, that hit the dog
Who bit the cat, who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And the angel of death, over the butcher, who killed the bull
Who drank the water, that put out the fire, that burned the stick
That hit the dog, who bit the cat, who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse
And finally the Lord, over the angel of death, over the butcher
Who killed the bull, who drank the water, that put out the fire
That burned the stick, that hit the dog, who bit the cat
Who ate the mouse that my father bought at the market
At the Eastern fair, for two coins, my father bought a little mouse