Bonnie and Clyde, let's be sure we say it,
were born with a machine gun in their hands.
Bonnie and Clyde don't think about love
but they think about money, they're that way.
No one knows
what the end will be,
I'm the only one who knows all
but I can't tell you more.
Bonny and Clyde begin to understand
that it takes lots of love to advance.
He loves her but doesn't know how to kiss her,
he kisses her but with the machine gun lit up she does more.
No one knows
what the end will be,
I'm the only one who knows all
but I can't tell you more.
This is the story of two known as
Bonnie and Clyde,
This is the story of two known as
Bonnie and Clyde.
But in life there's always
the one who spies in the shadows,
the one who stabs you in the back,
perhaps a friend?
This is the story of two known as
Bonnie and Clyde.
Bonnie and Clyde, just so you'll know,
find themselves trapped with no escape.
They shoot but there are many machine guns
and four-hundred shots or even more.
[Machine gun fire]
Bonnie and Clyde, laid out on the pavement,
keep firing up into the sky.
Merlot
Sailor PokeMoon2
土, 06/04/2024 - 03:25
This is an Italian adaptation of "The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde", a song written by Peter Callander and Mitch Murray, and first released in English by Georgie Fame in 1967. The Italian lyrics are by Daniele Pace. Pettenati released the Italian adaptation in 1968 on his first self-titled album. It was also released that same year by Rinaldo Ebasta and Le anime.