
Francesco De Gregori
Little Snoring Willy lyrics with English translation
- Language
- Italian
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 1972
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 2:35
Where did you get your honey-coloured shirt?
Where did you find your honey-colored shirt?
Where did you get your hat?
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
There are too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy
Worked at Piccadilly
Sittin' at some Wimpy Bar
Sitting at some Wimpy Bar
Little Snoring Willy
Loved the little Billie
And threw his mind beyond the stars
And cast his thoughts beyond the stars
Ah, the stars are far away
Ah, the stars are far away
Seven in the afternoon, it's time to go
Back in your dimension that few people know
Ride beside your woman, there's a rose to rise
Right between her lips you'll find a new surprise
Little Snoring Willy
Worked at Piccadilly
Sittin' at some Wimpy Bar
Little Snoring Willy
Loved the little Billie
And threw his mind beyond the stars
Ah, the stars are far away
Ah, the stars are far away
Where did you get your honey-coloured shirt
Where did you get your hat?
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy with your eyes so blue
There's too many people to love you
Little Snoring Willy
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Key vocabulary
- honey-coloured
- golden
- snoring
- snore
- willy
- penis
- so
- I knowA1
- too
- also
- piccadilly
- street
- sittin
- sitting
- wimpy
- weak
- billie
- name
- far
- do
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About this song
Francesco De Gregori is an Italian singer-songwriter and OMRI recipient associated with Italian cantautor music. He is known for writing lyrics that are often described as elegant and for his preference to be credited simply as an artist.