A crumb of the good I want for you is enough to feed you, | I would like to comb your hair with my fingers, | I would like to tie you up | to a grain of sand like Fidenco Nico Fidenco, Tied to a grain of sand (1961): «I want you cradle, cradle | placing you on a wave of the sea, of the sea | tying yourself to a grain of sand so you | in the fog you will no longer be able to escape and you will remain next to me.», | in love with you because I have nothing to do like Tenco Luigi Tenco, I fell in love with you, track n . 7 of Luigi Tenco (1962): «I fell in love with you | because I had nothing to do, | the day I wanted someone to meet, | at night I wanted something to dream about.», | you know I like the breath of your nostrils, | when you sew me on | sweet kisses like scars. (from Ti clonerò, n. 8)

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "A crumb of the good I want for you is enough to feed you, | I would like to comb your hair with my fingers, | I would like to tie you up | to a grain of sand like Fidenco Nico Fidenco, Tied to a grain of sand (1961): «I want you cradle, cradle | placing you on a wave of the sea, of the sea | tying yourself to a grain of sand so you | in the fog you will no longer be able to escape and you will remain next to me.», | in love with you because I have nothing to do like Tenco Luigi Tenco, I fell in love with you, track n . 7 of Luigi Tenco (1962): «I fell in love with you | because I had nothing to do, | the day I wanted someone to meet, | at night I wanted something to dream about.», | you know I like the breath of your nostrils, | when you sew me on | sweet kisses like scars. (from Ti clonerò, n. 8)" in the context of "" to mean that wisdom is timeless.