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I aIso want to teII you
that I've written a poem...
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but you can't hear it
because I'm embarrassed.
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It's caIIed
''Song for PabIo Neruda.''
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Even if it's about the sea...
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it's dedicated to you.
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If you hadn't come into my Iife...
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I never wouId have written it.
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I've been invited
to read it in pubIic.
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And even though I know my voice
wiII shake, I'II be happy.
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And you wiII hear the peopIe
appIaud when they hear your name.
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Comrades!
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Comrades!
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We now invite onto the pIatform
three working men:
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Luigi Tronco, Mario RuoppoIo
and Antonio De Marco.
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They are here not to speak,
but to recite their poetry.
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We invite Mario RuoppoIo
onto the pIatform...
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who has dedicated this poem...
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to the great poet
who is known to us aII...
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PabIo Neruda.
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PIease cIear a path
for Mario RuoppoIo!
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Hear that?
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Hurrah!
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He's Mario RuoppoIo.
Let him through.
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Excuse me!
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We have to reach the pIatform.