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Vesuvio By Spaccanapoli (Napoli and English translated lyrics)

Vesuvio is a volcano mountain in Naples. This song is by the European group "Spaccanapoli" The pictures are all from Deviant Art web site. This song was used in the Sopranos to describe the affair that was about to happen between Carmella and Furio. I think the words fit that situation perfectly. And I was captivated by this song when I heard it on there and it took me a long time to find out who it was by and what it was about. The lyrics for this song in both Napoli and English translation are as follows.... "Vesuvio"-Spaccanapoli IN ENGLISH: Vesuvius Youre a mountain, but a swearing mountain. Youre death, but death that may shake. Mountain of lava, of hundreds of streets, you hold my life in your hands. Is this a place for homes or a place for jail? Where youre locked from morning till night? Youre purgatory for all these people who live in slums and who live in need. Whether you smoke or not you still make noise its the fire you bear in your heart. When the night falls and the sky gets dark the mere thought of you makes us tremble. Those who live with you dont be surprise if they go mad they really are mad. The only safety for us would be to run away from you... and yet, where shall we go? sooner or later this river of lava will drag us along and leave us homeless. Youre a mountain, but what a mountain. IN Napoli- Vesuvio Si monte sì, ma monte e na iastemma si a morte sì, ma a morte ca pò tremma Muntagna fatta e lava e ciente vie tu tiene mmano a te sta vita mia So pizzi e case o so pizzi e galera? arò stai chiuso ra matina a sera Si o purgatorio e tutte chesta gente ca vive inte barracche e vive e stiente Si fumme o si nun fumme faie rummore è o ffuoco ca te puorte rinto core Quanno fa notte e o cielo se fa scuro sulo o ricordo e te ce fa paura Chi campa nzieme a te te pare niente si esce pazzo è pazzo overamente Lunica verità pe tutte quante sarria chella e fuì ma po arò iammo primma ca cocche ghiuorne stu ffuoco e lava ce porta a tuttu quante mmieza via ! Si monte sì, ma monte