He says in the script he has a gift for him (which is the song) the song is Authentic sicilian from the town of corleone and he learned it for him. (his father Michael)
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'Cavalleria Rusticana'
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It would be helpful to know which languages he spoke, and as nearly as possible teh sound of what he said. I mean, was it more like may-o key-o, or mey-o ky-o, or what.\n\nThe problem here is that this is such a short sample of speech that it would be very hard to identify. \n\nMio in Italian means My, but kio doesn't seem to be anything in Italian.
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It's from his mother's side of the family...
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ask him who his father is
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Actually I have heard it before but its very good so thx!\n\n**Its the boys mother**\n\n(^_^)
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go to http://nfs.sparknotes.com/romeojuliet/ and you will find the answer.  This play is explained - line by line - in every day language
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I am not sure what exactly you need to know, but it seems like thoughts from the writers mind that has to do with his personal life, he writes it in an interesting and a bit humorous way. The last piece was written on June 25th relating about a day he went out with his daughter who has grown up to be almost as tall as he was and he was so proud of her, they had lunch together and then went for a walk downtown and he humorously mentions that he could walk down the street holding hands with a pretty girl cause it has been a while since he's done so. They then went to the library (obviously belongs to someone he knows) and the guy sold her books for 50LE, they both enjoyed it and he was proud to introduce her to everybody as his daughter so they won't get any faulty ideas. On their way they also met a film director and finally he took her home to her mom by a taxi cause he had no car (could not afford it) and went back home (that's a general idea of his last piece, not a  literal translation)
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His secret country of origin is one of the longest running gags on the show. In one episode, he revealed it was an island but was interrupted before he could say the name of the island. In another episode, he spoke a line (the "I said good day" catchphrase) in his native language, but it is hard to tell from what language it derives. He once said he had Latin pride, which led Red to believe he was Latino. Fez retorted "No, only my pride is. And I have a Swiss sense of frugality." He once said that he could speak Dutch in a job interview, and viewed this as "his strongest point". Fez once said that he had "Jamaican fire", but it turned out that was just the name of his cologne. Also, Fez once claimed his country has never fought a war. In another episode, however, he alludes to the fact that his country "won the war" against Britain. He once stated that his country has "more lizards than people". He has also referred to having a sister who lives in the jungle 10 000 miles from Wisconsin. Also during a ski trip with friends, he marvels at the sight of snow, claiming he had never seen any before then, making his country somewhere in the tropics. In another instance, a friend from his home country visits, and has a heavy English accent. Fez's explanation to this is that his friend is from the west side of the island. However, in one episode, Michael Kelso makes a reference to the El Camino, stating that, "That's Spanish for 'the camino'!" Then it showed Fez on the couch slightly grinning at Kelso, and then turning back to what he was doing. This might indicate that he is latino, though this might also be because he was amused at Kelso's ignorance. In another episode however, Fez tries to show Kelso how to sing to a girl, and sings a fragment of a famous spanish song called "Besame Mucho", another indication that he might be Latino. Red has also referred to Fez as "Haji" or "Sabu" in some episodes, leading to the assumption that Red believes him to be from India. Once, Red even called him Pele, at which Kitty said was better than usual, as Pele was good at soccer. He also stated in one episode that he is from the opposite side of the world. However, Red's worst nickname for Fez has been Tarzan. Fez objected to Red calling him this by saying "...but Tarzan, Tarzan is a white guy!" Showing mild racial pride. In episode 199, The Love Of My Life, Fez states he is going back to Brazil, but then says that he is only going there to take a plane to his country. At the end of that episode, Fez's country origin "Depended on whether you ask the British or the Dutch." The British hated them and would not answer such a question, and nobody can understand the Dutch's answer.\n\nOne place that meets all the criteria of Fez's possible home is the island of Borneo. It is approximately 10,000 air miles from Wisconsin. It is in the tropics. It was, until after World War II, ruled by the Dutch and the British, the Dutch having the southern part that is now in Indonesia and the British the north in what is now the Kingdom of Brunei and part of Malaysia. Borneo is famous for being a wild and tribal area. Fez's odd language, unpronounceable name, weird habits might all be the result of his being a Borneo tribesman. His blond friend with the British accent who came from "the other side of the island" might be a leftover British colonial from the former British side. His statement to the British music teacher that his people won the war might be a reference to some colonial skirmish between his tribe and the British that they won and allowed to grow in their legend into a war.\n\nIn an episode called "Stolen Car", the gang gets pulled over in a stolen car who Kelso's cousin let him borrow. In jail, Fez starts to crack and says, "I will be deported. They're going to t
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It's a beautiful song called Il mio canto libero.\n\nIL MIO CANTO LIBERO\n\n            In un mondo che\n            non ci vuole più\n            il mio canto libero sei tu\n            E l'immensità\n            si apre intorno a noi\n            al di là del limite degli occhi tuoi\n            Nasce il sentimento\n            nasce in mezzo al pianto\n            e s'innalza altissimo e va\n            e vola sulle accuse della gente\n            a tutti i suoi retaggi indifferente\n            sorretto da un anelito d'amore\n            di vero amore\n            In un mondo che - Pietre un giorno case\n            prigioniero è - ricoperte dalle rose selvatiche\n            respiriamo liberi io e te - rivivono ci chiamano\n            E la verità - Boschi abbandonati\n            si offre nuda a noi - perciò sopravvissuti vergini\n            e limpida è l'immagine - si aprono\n            ormai - ci abbracciano\n            Nuove sensazioni\n            giovani emozioni\n            si esprimono purissime\n            in noi\n            La veste dei fantasmi del passato\n            cadendo lascia il quadro immacolato\n            e s'alza un vento tiepido d'amore\n            di vero amore\n            E riscopro te\n            dolce compagna che\n            non sai domandare ma sai\n            che ovunque andrai\n            al fianco tuo mi avrai\n            se tu lo vuoi\n\n            Pietre un giorno case\n            ricoperte dalle rose selvatiche\n            rivivono\n            ci chiamano\n            Boschi abbandonati\n            e perciò sopravvissuti vergini\n            si aprono\n            ci abbracciano\n\n            In un mondo che\n            prigioniero è\n            respiriamo liberi\n            io e te\n            E la verità\n            si offre nuda a noi\n            e limpida è l'immagine\n            ormai\n            Nuove sensazioni\n            giovani emozioni\n            si esprimono purissime\n            in noi\n            La veste dei fantasmi del passato\n            cadendo lascia il quadro immacolato\n            e s'alza un vento tiepido d'amore\n            di vero amore\n            e riscopro te\n\n    This video is amazing with the players singing.\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSGHrmhUZ0s\n\nThis is another nice video!\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDNP095IXxg&mode=related&search=
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If he is Sicilian then maybe he wants his family to see him married. Have you thought about two weddings?\n\nFriends of mine got married here with their friends, then had a Buddhist ceremony in China for his family.  His family were so happy to be included.
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Pl. send this song to me in Persian script.  Let me see how good do I remember my Persian lessons <hasanmuizudin@gmail.com>  Thanks.
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Lovely song, I'm glad you like it!\nI tried to translate it, but I'm italian and my english isn't very good, maybe you can find better translations.\nLyrics have been written by Gianni Rodari, a great children's writer and poet, I think his works have been translated and published in english too.\nEnjoy it\n\nCI VUOLE UN FIORE (You need a flower - or - it takes a flower)\nLyrics by Gianni Rodari   Musica di L. Bacalov - S. Endrigo\n\nLe cose di ogni giorno raccontano segreti\na chi le sa guardare ed ascoltare.\n\nI - II\n\nPer fare un tavolo ci vuole il legno\nper fare il legno ci vuole l'albero\nper fare l'albero ci vuole il seme\nper fare il seme ci vuole il frutto\nper fare il frutto ci vuole un fiore\nci vuole un fiore,\nci vuole un fiore,\nper fare un tavolo ci vuole un fio-o-re.\n\n\n\nIII - IV\n\nPer fare un fiore ci vuole un ramo\nper fare il ramo ci vuole l'albero\nper fare l'albero ci vuole il bosco\nper fare il bosco ci vuole il monte\nper fare il monte ci vuol la terra\nper far la terra ci vuole un fiore\nper fare tutto \nci vuole un fio-o-re.\n\n \nV\n\nPer fare un tavolo ci vuole il legno\nper fare il legno ci vuole l'albero\nper fare l'albero ci vuole il seme\nper fare il seme ci vuole il frutto\nper fare il frutto ci vuole il fiore\nci vuole il fiore,\nci vuole il fiore,\n\nper fare tutto ci vuole un fio-o-re.\n\n------------------------------------------------------\n\nEveryday's things tell secrets\nto those who can look at them and listen to them\n\nYou need some wood to make a table\nyou need a tree to make some wood\nyou need a seed to make a tree\nyou need a fruit to make a seed\nyou need a flower to make a fruit\nyou need a flower\nyou need a flower\nto make a table you need a flower\n\nyou need a branch to make a flower \nyou need a tree to make a branch\nyou need a wood to make a tree\nyou need a mountain to make a wood\nyou need the earth to make a mountain\nyou need a flower to make everything\n\nYou need some wood to make a table\nyou need a tree to make some wood\nyou need a seed to make a tree\nyou need a fruit to make a seed\nyou need a flower to make a fruit\nyou need a flower\nyou need a flower\nyou need a flower to make everything
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Procal Harum crafted an unknowable piece of poetry with those lyrics. Perhaps those words don't even make sense to the songwriter(s). I don't know. I think the fun is in the mystery. That song probably means something different to everyone who has ever heard it.
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some, for example, in three 6 mafia's Stay Fly, It is belived that the lady in the backround is saying "You are god, you are king, lucifer." CREEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPY STUFFFF
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the lyrics are making an attempt to explain that the person they speak of has taken something of great value and rendered it worthless. \nLike the gift of love.\nhe's trying to make clear that their love is doomed.
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It is italian and says, "rookie says hello"
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whatever the script says.\n\nYou do know it's fake, right?