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by Giovanni Bertati (1735 - 1815)

È vero che in casa
Language: Italian (Italiano) 
È vero che in casa    
son io la signora,
che m'ama il fratello,
che ognuno mi onora;
è vero ch'io godo
la mia libertà...
Ma con un marito
via meglio si sta.
Sto fuori di casa?
Nessun mi dà pena;
all'ora ch'io voglio
vo a pranzo, vo a cena;
a letto me n' vado
se n'ho volontà...
Ma con un marito
via meglio si sta.
Un qualche fastidio
è ver che si prova:
non sempre la moglie
contenta si trova,
bisogna soffrire
qualcosa, si sa...
Ma con un marito
via meglio si sta.
Mia cara ragazza,
che andate a provarlo,
saprete fra poco
se il vero vi parlo,
voi meco direte,
son certa di già:
che con un marito
via meglio si sta.

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  • by Giovanni Bertati (1735 - 1815), no title [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]

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This text was added to the website: 2018-06-24
Line count: 32
Word count: 123

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