Gli Uomini Non Cambiano
Mia Martini
Men Don't Change
I was also a child
In love with my father
For him, I always make mistakes
I'm his clumsy daughter
I tried to win him over
And I never succeeded
I fought to change him
It would take another life
Women's patience begins at that age
When half-hostilities are born in the family
And you get lost in a movie theater
Dreaming of leaving
With the first one that comes along and tells you a lie
Men don't change
First they talk about love and then they leave you alone
Men change you
And you cry a thousand nights wondering why
Instead, men kill you
And with friends they laugh at you
I cried the first time too
Cornered and defeated
He acted and didn't understand
Why I stood still and silent
But I discovered over time
And becoming a bit tougher
That if a man is meaner in a group
When he's alone, he's more afraid
Men don't change
They make money to buy you
And then they sell you
At night, men don't come back
And they give you everything you don't want
But why are men who are born
Sons of women
But they're not like us
Love, men who change
Are almost an ideal that doesn't exist
They're the ones in love like you