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La frustrazione è sempre più forte 00:14
Non riesco più a dormire 00:20
Le nuvole violentemente cadono 00:26
Si scagliano su di noi 00:32
Finirà 00:38
Il nostro amore!!! 00:44
Finche durerà 00:49
Saranno giorni 00:53
Dipinti di me 00:58
Se durerà 01:02
Saranno giorni 01:05
Di pioggia per te! 01:10
Come le rose rosse appassiscono 01:16
Così il tuo sorriso 01:21
Alberi d'autunno sai si spogliano 01:28
Così anch'io di te 01:33
Finirà 01:39
Il nostro amore!!! 01:45
Rit. 01:49
Finche durerà 01:51
Saranno giorni 01:55
Dipinti di me 02:00
Se durerà 02:03
Saranno giorni 02:07
Di pioggia per te! 02:11
Non sento nessun rancore 02:16
Non sento nessun rancore 02:27
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Saranno giorni – Bilingual Lyrics Italian/English

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Dive into the evocative world of Italian post-hardcore with Blind Fool Love's "Saranno giorni." This poignant track offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the Italian language through its powerful and melancholic lyrics. You can learn vocabulary related to emotions, nature, and the complexities of love, all while experiencing the band's distinctive blend of raw rock and emotional depth. The song's vivid imagery and heartfelt delivery make it a compelling way to connect with the nuances of Italian expression.

[English]
Frustration is getting stronger
I can't sleep anymore
The clouds violently fall
They crash down on us
It will end
Our love!!!
As long as it lasts
There will be days
Painted with me
If it lasts
There will be days
Of rain for you!
Like red roses wither
So does your smile
Autumn trees, you know, shed their leaves
So do I of you
It will end
Our love!!!
Chorus
As long as it lasts
There will be days
Painted with me
If it lasts
There will be days
Of rain for you!
I feel no resentment
I feel no resentment
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

frustrazione

/frustraˈtsjoːne/

B2
  • noun
  • - frustration, feeling of being upset or annoyed

forte

/ˈfɔrte/

A2
  • adjective
  • - strong

dormire

/dormiˈre/

A1
  • verb
  • - to sleep

nuvole

/ˈnuːvole/

A2
  • noun
  • - clouds

cadono

/kaˈdono/

B1
  • verb
  • - they fall

amore

/aˈmoːre/

A2
  • noun
  • - love

durerà

/duˈreːra/

B1
  • verb
  • - will last

giorni

/ˈdʒorni/

A2
  • noun
  • - days

dipinti

/dipinˈti/

B2
  • verb
  • - painted

pioggia

/ˈpjoːdʒa/

A2
  • noun
  • - rain

rose

/roːze/

A2
  • noun
  • - rose (flower)

sorriso

/soˈrizo/

A2
  • noun
  • - smile

spogliano

/spojˈʎano/

B2
  • verb
  • - they shed (leaves), they strip down

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Finirà

    ➔ Future tense of the verb 'finire' (to end)

    ➔ The word 'Finirà' is the third person singular future tense of 'finire', meaning 'will end'.

  • Durerà

    ➔ Future tense of the verb 'durare' (to last)

    ➔ The word 'Durerà' is the third person singular future tense of 'durare', meaning 'will last'.

  • Dipinti di me

    ➔ Past participle 'dipinti' with preposition 'di' indicating possession or subject

    ➔ 'Dipinti di me' means 'painted by me' or 'paintings of me', where 'dipinti' is past participle and 'di' shows possession.

  • Non riesco più a dormire

    ➔ Negative phrase with 'riesco' (from 'riuscire') indicating inability

    ➔ 'Non riesco più a dormire' means 'I can't sleep anymore', where 'riesco' is the verb 'to manage' or 'to be able', in the negative form.

  • Se durerà

    ➔ Conditional clause with future tense of 'durerà' (will last)

    ➔ 'Se durerà' means 'if it will last', expressing a conditional idea about the duration.

  • Non sento nessun rancore

    ➔ Negative phrase with 'sento' (from 'sentire') and noun 'rancore'

    ➔ 'Non sento nessun rancore' means 'I don't feel any resentment', where 'sento' is the first person singular form of 'sentire' (to feel).