My God, I'm at my ease
When my sweetheart is with me
Slowly, I look at her,
And I tell her to kiss me
Slowly, I look at her
And I tell her to kiss me
How do you want me to kiss you?
Everyone says bad things about you
They say you're leaving for the army
In Piedmont, to serve the king
They say you're leaving for the army
In Piedmont, to serve the king
When you are here in the countryside,
You won't think about me anymore
You will think about the Italians
Who are much more beautiful than me
You will think about the Italians
Who are much more beautiful than me
Indeed, indeed, indeed my beautiful,
I'll always think of you
I'll have an image made out of it,
All in the semblance of you
I'll have an image made out of it,
All in the semblance of you
When I'm at the table to drink,
To all my friends I say:
Dear comrades, come and see!
The one my heart had loved so much!
Dear comrades, come and see!
The one my heart had loved so much!
I loved her, I still love her,
I'll love her as long as I live
I'll love her even when I'm dead
If it's allowed to the deceased
I'll love her even when I'm dead
If it's allowed to the deceased
While I've shed so many tears
Three mills have turned
Those small streams, large rivers
For three days they've overflowed
Those small streams, large rivers
For three days they've overflowed
My God, I'm at my ease
When my sweetheart is with me
Slowly, I look at her,
And I tell her to kiss me
Slowly, I look at her
And I tell her to kiss me