Dal labbro, che t'accende
Language: Italian (Italiano)
Dal labbro, che t'accende
di così dolce ardor,
la sorte tua dipende,
(e la mia sorte ancor).
Mi spiace il tuo tormento;
ne sono a parte, e sento
che del tuo cor la pena
è pena del mio cor.
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From your lips that ignite
Language: English after the Italian (Italiano)
From your lips that ignite
such a sweet passion,
your fate hangs in the balance.
(As does mine likewise.)
Your torment displeases me;
I share it, and I feel that
your heart's pain is
quite like unto my own.
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Translations of title(s):
"Dal labbro, che t'accende" = "From your lips that ignite"
"Dall labbro che t'accende" = "From your lips that ignite"
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