Gli Insetti Del Podere Lyrics in English Caparezza

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The spider knows well that you go to the estate

With signed cards from prey stuck to the webs

He knows how to do it, the wasp grants him the hive

'Have faith, things are about to change'

He raves, lives in a palace and chatters endlessly

Rallies with the substance of a fart

Shows bugs, quotes wise men, and struts

We cockroaches in the dark about what he handles

The red ant rebels, who brawls

With the black one that batons her when she passes

Like a drone, they throw her in jail if she breaks things

Especially if she has a crest and doesn't lower it

The green fly, drunk on sh*t, often gets lost

Among the bullsh*t of the congress

Flushes the tse-tse flies down the toilet

Because no one can stay in the living room without permission

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your a**

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your

Of the estate, they are inept insects in many aspects

Aseptic, delicacies for reptiles

Closed in parliaments like woodworms in drawers

So absent that you take them for furnishings

They have flat lives like cockroaches

Crabs in the pants of nights with fireflies in taverns

They shoot swarms of lies, but hide the bullets

Like ticks among the bristles

Like beetles, they act flashy

Seduce mantis lovers with diamond cloaks

And the crickets, shiny singers of idylls

Silenced by purging insecticides

Of well-off caterpillars that pay chrysalises

For butterfly wings but remain repugnant

Alibis from stagnant dragonflies that moving forward

Make more mutineers than on the Bounty

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your a**

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your

Extraordinary edition of the evening estate

Black widow cries for the warrior bee

Fired on the spot, the termite despairs

Millipedes kick a** at the border

The mite laughs because the world is a powder keg

The fanfare precedes the parade

Excited like a mosquito with neon

Frantic like horseflies on rodeo horses

Big words fly that not even in Scrabble

And he, 'Marameo', didn't give a sh*t

Thinks of his team of ladybugs that excels in results

Certain boring headaches he entrusts to lousy lawyers

Who have dug spiders from the hole, so

There are those who want him underground, earthworm

Who would place a bumblebee on his navel

Who like a snail sucks him

And who is content to give him a grasshopper hit on the nape

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your a**

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your

Come and see, come on, come and see

The wonderful insects of the estate

And if you bend down, but can't see

All normal, they've entered your a**

But f*ck off

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cicaleggia — chirps (like a cicada)

Cicaleggia comes from cicalare, meaning 'to chirp like a cicada'. It's a vivid and somewhat rare verb that immediately brings to mind the sound and imagery of summer.

In the song, Caparezza uses it metaphorically to describe someone who talks incessantly and perhaps boastfully, much like a cicada's constant chirping. This unique usage makes the word particularly memorable and engaging.

Welcome to the farm! In "Gli Insetti Del Podere," Italian rapper Caparezza uses the world of insects as a powerful and clever metaphor for human society, especially the world of politics. The farm isn't a peaceful place; it's a chaotic system run by corrupt and self-serving creatures. The spider is a manipulative leader who traps his victims in his web with false promises, while the green fly gets lost in the "nonsense of the congress." It's a world where dissent is crushed, like the red ant who rebels only to be beaten down by the black ant.

Caparezza paints a vivid picture of this dysfunctional society. The politicians are described as "inept insects" who are so absent they might as well be furniture. They are caterpillars who pay for butterfly wings but remain ugly, and beetles who seduce lovers with fake diamonds. The chorus invites you to "come and see the wonderful insects of the farm," but warns that if you can't see them, it's because they've already taken advantage of you. It's a sharp, satirical critique of power, corruption, and the public's relationship with its leaders, all wrapped up in a creative and biting allegory.

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