The story of Aida is told from the perspective of the Egyptians. Their territory has been invaded by their traditional enemy the Ethopians led by a guerriero indomable, an unconquerable warrior, Amonasro. Nevertheless, the Egyptians win the day, Amonasro is captured and brought before the Egyptian king.
At 2:20 begin the lines I'm talking about, the culmination of his address to the king.
Ma tu, Re, tu signore possente,
A costoro ti volgi clemente;
Oggi noi siam percossi dal fato,
Ma doman voi potria il fato colpir.
But you, O King, are a mighty lord.
Look with mercy on these captives.
Today we are laid low by fate:
tomorrow, such might be your lot.
Nobody tunes into you blog for bullshit Hollywood wannabes.
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Stick to what you know, MikeB.
That is, stick to not knowing squat about firearms or firearms laws.
Glad I could help.
kaveman, Thanks for the good laugh. That's not a Hollywood wannabe, by the way, that's a very talented opera singer. I'm just trying to help you guys out because, you know the old expression, "music can take even the wild beast."
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