La bella che è addormentata [Catalan translation]
La bella che è addormentata,
lalalà, lalalà, lalalà
ha un nome che fa paura
libertà libertà libertà
La bella che è addormentata,
lalalà, lalalà, lalalà
ha un nome che fa paura
libertà libertà libertà
Comments
Welcome to Lyricf comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To
fosterproductive and respectful conversations,
you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Show More Comments
Fabrizio De André
- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Ligurian, Italian (Medieval), Sardinian (northern dialects)+5 more, Neapolitan, Romani, Sardo-corsican (Gallurese), Sardinian (southern dialects), Spanish
- Genre:Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.fondazionedeandre.it/index.html
- Wiki:https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrizio_De_Andr%C3%A9
Fabrizio De André Lyrics
- 'Â çímma lyrics
- 'Â çímma [Sardinian [southern dialects] translation]
- 'Â pittima lyrics
- 'Â pittima [French translation]
- 'Â çímma [Turkish translation]
- 'Â çímma [English translation]
- 'Â pittima [English translation]
- 'Â pittima [English translation]
- 'Â çímma [French translation]
- 'Â çímma [Italian translation]
Fabrizio De André Featuring Lyrics
Fabrizio De André Also Performed Pyrics
Latest update
- Luca Sarracino
- CYGO
- Berkant
- Zeynəb Həsəni
- Yall
- Aysel Yakupoğlu
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (OST)
- Karna.val
- Jvla
- United Pursuit
- Iurie Sadovnic
- Jay-Z & Kanye West
- Guma
- Teflon Brothers
- GONE.Fludd
- Ben E. King
- Serena
- Shake It Up! (OST)
- Satyajeet Jena
- Dev
- Marco Frisina
- Kizaru
- Jain
- Måns Zelmerlöw
- Kurtlar Vadisi (OST)
- Consoul Trainin
- Terry MacAlmon
- Maria Luiza Mih
- Deeperise
- Luiz Bonfá
- Voyce
- Marshmello
- Ioanna Gika
- O.T. Genasis
- R. City
- DJ Smash
- Jamila Elbadaoui
- Dhanush
- Asif Maharramov
- Zella Day
- Fuego (US)
- Dillon
- Bots
- Altan Civelek
- Jimmy Fallon
- My Hero Academia (OST)
- Eda Baba
- Alle Farben
- Ahmad Ghezlan
- Avlu (OST)
- The Year Without a Santa Claus OST
- Demet Sağıroğlu
- Cloverton
- DJ Sava
- Alessandro Scarlatti
- Paco Paco
- Dasoul
- Gajendra Verma
- Un monstre à Paris (OST)
- Pascal Junior
- 4jay X Luci4
- Frankie Valli
- Assassin's Creed Valhalla (OST)
- Özdemir Erdoğan
- Vaali
- KeeMo
- Havana
- Dani M
- Amy Castle
- Fatih Bogalar
- Rizwan Anwer
- Jay Santos
- Zemlyane
- Tuuli
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- Ayaz Erdoğan
- IndiaJiva
- Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (OST)
- Mark Ronson
- Rasmus Walter
- Nessa Barrett
- M.G. Sreekumar
- Charles Ramsey
- Şükriye Tutkun
- Makis Dimakis
- Saravana (OST)
- Alfredo
- Skusta Clee
- Erik (Vietnam)
- Aşık Maksut Feryadi
- KIRA
- Selçuk Yöntem
- Sagi Abitbul
- Vivien O’Hara
- Mr. Credo
- Jan Böhmermann
- Polad Bulbuloglu
- Tuncel Kurtiz
- Kempel
- Free Deejays
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- Kraft [Portuguese translation]
- Lasse redn [Dutch translation]
- M&F [Russian translation]
- Junge [Transliteration]
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Lovepower lyrics
- Kraft lyrics
- Licht am Ende des Sarges [English translation]
- Lied vom Scheitern [Russian translation]
- Junge [English translation]
- Lasse redn [Swedish translation]
- Junge [Latvian translation]
- Lied vom Scheitern [English translation]
- Komm Zurück lyrics
- Living Hell lyrics
- Langweilig [English translation]
- Leichenhalle lyrics
- Langweilig [English translation]
- Lasse redn [Bosnian translation]
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- Mach die Augen zu [Russian translation]
- Junge [Finnish translation]
- Käfer [English translation]
- Junge [Romanian translation]
- Lasse redn [Turkish translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Leichenhalle [English translation]
- Mach die Augen zu [Polish translation]
- M&F lyrics
- Lied vom Scheitern [Turkish translation]
- Lasse redn [Russian translation]
- Junge [Polish translation]
- Liebe und Schmerz lyrics
- Cardi B - Lick [Remix]
- Junge [English translation]
- Mach die Augen zu lyrics
- Lovepower [English translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Junge [Chinesisch] lyrics
- Junge [Chinese translation]
- Lasse redn [French translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Living Hell [English translation]
- Lasse redn [Javanese translation]
- Junge [English translation]
- Lasse redn [Polish translation]
- All in the Name
- Langweilig [English translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Junge [Swedish translation]
- Junge [Russian translation]
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Living Hell [Polish translation]
- Junge [Portuguese translation]
- Lied vom Scheitern [Spanish translation]
- Kopfüber in die Hölle [Polish translation]
- Kopfüber in die Hölle lyrics
- Conga lyrics
- Lieber Tee [English translation]
- Junge [Italian translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- Junge [Spanish translation]
- Leben vor dem Tod [English translation]
- Living Hell [English translation]
- Lasse redn [Spanish translation]
- Langweilig [Russian translation]
- Lasse redn lyrics
- Komm Zurück [English translation]
- Junge [Turkish translation]
- Lasse redn [English translation]
- Liebe und Schmerz [English translation]
- Junge [English translation]
- Junge [English translation]
- Kraft [English translation]
- Lasse redn [English translation]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- M&F [English translation]
- Mach die Augen zu [Turkish translation]
- Mach die Augen zu [Italian translation]
- Langweilig [Hungarian translation]
- Langweilig lyrics
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Komm Zurück [French translation]
- Leichenhalle [Finnish translation]
- Kamelralley [English translation]
- Mach die Augen zu [English translation]
- Lied vom Scheitern lyrics
- Käfer lyrics
- Mach die Augen zu [English translation]
- Lieber Tee lyrics
- Leben vor dem Tod lyrics
- Komm Zurück [Polish translation]
- M&F [Russian translation]
- Mach die Augen zu [English translation]
- Licht am Ende des Sarges lyrics
- Kopfüber in die Hölle [English translation]
- Junge [Russian translation]
- Kamelralley lyrics
- Men At Work’s “Who Can It Be Now?” blurs the line between private and crazy
- The Replacements and the legacy of Let It Be
- The A.V. Club boils Blur’s entire career down to a one-hour mix
- Elastica’s debut stole from the best, embodying Britpop while staying punk
- With Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Outkast heralded the decline of gangster rap
- In a decade where U2 got weird, Zooropa was the band’s weirdest effort
- For Smokey Robinson, A Quiet Storm was also a perfect one
- Georgia O’Queef, meet Slutvomit: The year in band names 2013
- The Breeders’ Last Splash is a rallying cry for the weirdos and stereotype-flouters
- Green Day’s Dookie succeeded by being unapologetically fucked up
- The one-and-done Postal Service album gets a deluxe anniversary party
- Coldplay’s X&Y was its first very bad album—and its first no. 1
- Jimmy Buffett pulled in some country-music ringers for the horribly titled License To Chill
- Encore, once considered Eminem’s worst, stands as satire within chaos
- Fartbarf, Neon Piss, and more: the year in band names 2012
- Ratatat’s debut is a time capsule from a Brooklyn bedroom
- You Fail Me proves hardcore can grow up without losing intensity
- The surprisingly subversive album that changed stand-up comedy forever
- 60 minutes of Madonna that show why she matters, as a musician and a cultural figure
- Why the fatalistic Goodbye Yellow Brick Road remains Elton John’s most popular album
- Forever Changes is a stunning indictment of The Summer Of Love
- With Dirty Mind, Prince dropped the double entendres
- With Electric Youth, Debbie Gibson spoke to and for teen girls everywhere
- Backstreet Boys’ Millennium was the opening shot of the early-’00s boy-band sales war
- We Are The World united America’s biggest pop stars to make us feel better
- Don McLean offered the world a big old slice of American Pie
- After Illmatic, Nas had to return to Earth
- Bush had fame, but with Razorblade Suitcase, it wanted credibility
- Knapsack’s Day Three Of My New Life both defined and destroyed it
- Digable Planets’ debut album continues Reachin’
- Beats, Rhymes And Life was A Tribe Called Quest’s commercial peak—and first misstep
- 60 minutes of music that sum up art-punk pioneers Wire
- Usher’s Confessions rode fictionalized scandal to the top of the charts
- The Go-Go’s made history with Beauty And The Beat—and barely survived it
- With Decemberunderground, AFI rode tacit approval all the way to the top
- The Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There For You” was a golden albatross
- With Glass Houses, Billy Joel attempted to overhaul his image
- Doggystyle changed the way hip-hop reckoned with nostalgia
- A group from sunny California out-gothed them all
- Sinéad O’Connor got what she didn’t want: mainstream acceptance
- Michael Jackson’s “You Are Not Alone” is creepier and sadder than you think
- How Challengers became The New Pornographers’ most atypical—and best—album
- Iggy Pop finds the Raw Power of punk’s convictions
- Before they were robots, Daft Punk were failed rockers with electronic dreams
- From Elvis In Memphis is the only Elvis Presley record you need
- The Built To Spill Power Hour
- Jay-Z and Linkin Park’s Collision Course was at once a cash-in and a labor of love
- Texas Is The Reason’s Do You Know Who You Are? asks the big question
- The emancipation of N’Sync
- Warp’s Artificial Intelligence compilation predicted the sounds of today, yesterday
- Blink-182 took punk to No. 1 for the first time with a masturbation pun
- With The Game, Queen broke all the rules, including its own
- With Life Won’t Wait, Rancid nearly made good on its Clash-inspired promise
- A decade on, Madvillainy is still a masterpiece from hip-hop's illest duo
- Prince’s Batman soundtrack is not the embarrassment it’s reputed to be
- Screw The Strokes: How The Dandy Warhols kick-started the ’00s rock ’n’ roll revival
- U2’s electronic-heavy Pop deserves more respect for its risk-taking
- Interpol’s Turn On The Bright Lights brought sexy back to indie rock
- “The Power Of Love” gave Huey Lewis And The News pop culture immortality
- Travis’ The Man Who paved the way for Coldplay’s sensitivity
- Madonna’s Like A Prayer remains a provocative, substantial pop record
- Before their masterpiece, the Minutemen asked What Makes A Man Start Fires?
- Why Billy Joel’s An Innocent Man disproves John Philip Sousa’s musical fears
- 14 songs about seven people, two houses, a motorcycle, and a locked treatment facility for adolescent boys
- 2014: The (belated) year in band names
- Buzzcocks played on the tension between punk and pop
- On Laid, Brian Eno helped James find its footing
- New Bomb Turks’ !!Destroy-Oh-Boy!! was a sarcastic, snarling counterpoint to the grunge era
- Just like the white wing dove, Stevie Nicks’ solo debut soared
- Group Sounds was Rocket From The Crypt’s glorious restatement of purpose
- Built To Spill’s Keep It Like A Secret is the sound of harmony between extremes
- Return To The 36 Chambers reinvented the solo record in its eccentric creator’s image
- With “West End Girls,” Pet Shop Boys set a high standard for U.K. hip-hop
- With Wildflowers, Tom Petty took brilliant advantage of a clean slate
- Americans were bound to hate The Streets’ Original Pirate Material
- With Otis Blue, Otis Redding changed the landscape of soul music
- Townes Van Zandt finally came to life on Live At The Old Quarter
- With “Sex And Candy,” Marcy Playground turned disco gibberish into alternative gold
- With When I Was Cruel, Elvis Costello made a return to formlessness
- With Nine Lives, Aerosmith managed one last gasp of greatness
- Santana’s Supernatural was 1999’s most surprisingly successful album
- With Band On The Run, Paul McCartney escaped The Beatles’ shadow
- With Tragic Kingdom, No Doubt gave ska a chance
- If you can do the Bartman, you’re bad like Michael Jackson
- With The Divine Miss M, Bette Midler went from bathhouses to The Tonight Show
- Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill was a powerful, DIY feminist statement
- With Shaft, Isaac Hayes fomented a soundtrack revolution
- Separation Sunday is the gospel according to The Hold Steady
- With Lateralus, Tool built a monument to metal’s evolution
- With the La Bamba soundtrack, America got the chance to right some wrongs
- With Jar Of Flies, Alice In Chains unleashed an accidental masterpiece
- Genesis’ Abacab is art rock for pop people
- Songs From Northern Britain proves that sometimes nice bands finish last
- “We Didn’t Start The Fire” was an accidental hit that captured craziness
- With “Mr. Big Stuff,” Jean Knight recorded a feminist anthem
- Tori Amos confronted taboos and reclaimed her power with Under The Pink
- Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell is a lesson in the unfortunate power of nostalgia
- With The Predator, Ice Cube turned cultural turmoil into chart-topping success
- With “Shoop,” Salt-N-Pepa took control professionally and sexually
- When great records breed bad followers: The ups and downs of Van Halen
Excellent Songs recommendation
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Russian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Persian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Russian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Persian translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love lyrics
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Romanian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Romanian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Spanish translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Serbian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [French translation]
Popular Songs
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Serbian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Greek translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Serbian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Greek translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Greek translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Russian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Croatian translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [poem] [Polish translation]
- A Thousand Kisses Deep [Russian translation]
zpostcode 
Recruit 
weather 
mreligion 
Yellowpages 
sport 
constellation 
shopping 
name 
game 
directory 
literature 
Word 
tour 
furnish 
Lottery 
tftnews 
lyrics 
News 
digital 
car 
dir 
Edu 
Finance 
