Track #2 of the Lucia "Luce" Bellini album - https://suno.com/playlist/6bd0c217-3aae-4c1d-a34d-3bebd1da2e25 --------------------------------------------- Music, Arrangement and Lyrics by MiMa ©2026 All rights reserved. --------------------------------------------- [Intro] Ti manca mai la tua casa? Anche quando sei via da così tanti anni? You ever notice… how a song can take you somewhere else? Sometimes… I’m not in New York anymore. [Verse 1] There’s a harbor in my memory Where the evening bells would ring Boats would sway like sleepy dancers While the fishermen would sing Salt and sunlight on the water Laundry on a balcony If I close my eyes I swear That old world still calls to me [Pre-Chorus] But the ocean’s wide And the years go fast And some roads don’t lead you home [Chorus] So I sing for the streets I left behind For the waves on a southern shore For a girl who believed the world was kind And the life she had before Every note is a photograph Of a place I used to know So if my voice sounds far away tonight Now you know the reason why [Break] [Verse 2] New York nights are loud and restless Taxi lights and midnight rain Different language, different rhythm Different kind of lonely pain But a melody from somewhere Still can find me in the crowd Like a whisper from the harbor Calling softly through the sound [Pre-Chorus] Somewhere far Past the sea There’s a door with my name [Chorus] So I sing for the streets I left behind For the waves on a southern shore For a girl who believed the world was kind And the life she had before Every note is a photograph Of a place I used to know So if my voice sounds far away tonight Now you know the reason why [Bridge] Napoli… terra mia lontana ti porto dentro il cuore [Instrumental Solo] [Final Chorus] So I sing for the streets I left behind For the waves on a southern shore For a girl who believed the world was kind And the life she had before And if someday the wind is kind And the long road leads me through Maybe one night across the sea They will hear me singing too [Outro] Ah… Napoli… Maybe one day, eh? Maybe one day.


