Текст песни What If We Went To Italy - Mary Chapin Carpenter
What
if
we
went
to
Italy
A
suitcase
of
books
and
one
bag
a
piece
for
the
summer
I
don't
speak
a
word
of
Italian
Except
for
Campari
and
soda
for
two,
how
much
is
a
Lire
Yes,
a
villa
will
do
and
a
breeze,
in
Tuscany
please
What
if
we
spent
all
of
our
days,
improving
our
minds,
learning
new
ways
to
be
lazy
It
wouldn't
be
too
much
of
a
strain
Relax
after
breakfast
till
lunch
comes
around
Can't
wait
for
dinner,
oh,
I
need
to
lie
down
And
refuel,
out
by
the
pool
What
if
the
ancients
were
lazy
like
us
Too
blissed
out
to
paint,
to
sketch
or
to
sculpt
Just
as
relaxed
as
the
tower
of
Pisa
Not
ever
missing
that
old
Mona
Lisa
What
if
we
never
got
back
on
the
plane
As
summer
turned
colder
and
then
warmer
again
Losing
all
track
of
the
passing
of
years
Till
it
no
longer
mattered
how
long
we'd
been
here
What
if
we
went
to
Italy
Maybe
next
year,
just
you
and
me
for
the
summer
I
still
can't
speak
any
Italian
But
words
are
replaced
under
Siennese
skies
By
nothing
so
much
as
a
nod,
and
a
sigh,
and
a
wish
to
be
always
like
this
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