A keresés eredménye

Tonight We'll Touch

Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s toe [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.1
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s foot [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s eye [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s thigh [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s butt [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s nose [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s hand [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s breast [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 
Tonight, we’ll touch the bride’s mouth [x2]
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridondena.
To the bride, bridegroom, we’ll touch the faridonde.
 

• 1. Nonsense syllables.

I Will Never Again See

I will never again see such an agreeable brunette,
As the one whom I encountered, the other day, all alone.
 
She was so beautiful, that I began to yearn for her,
For this shepherdess, if I must, I would die!
 
Her eyes were so bright, they seemed to be two stars
Or better yet two diamonds, in the midst of a hundred candles!
 
She was so beautiful, that I began to yearn for her,
For this shepherdess, if I must, I would die!
 
When she had to leave, alas, what sorrow!
When I saw her turn to leave, I fell from weakness!
 
She was so beautiful, that I began to yearn for her,
For this shepherdess, if I must, I would die!