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Father, enough! | |||
Even if your pain | |||
confirms you enough, my father, | |||
me, your son, confirms my valour. | |||
I was fathered by you for glory, | |||
on earth as it is in heaven. | |||
Here is the path that will provide it. | |||
Come now, prepare the beautiful and joyful blow, | |||
If among us now lamenting is no longer permitted. | |||
I commend only my dear mother to your love. | |||
Goodbye, father. | |||
'''Aria''' | |||
That your fatherly love may be more sincere and stronger, | |||
my dear father | |||
Do not think of me anymore. | |||
Before you kill me | |||
You can pretend to yourself | |||
That the one you want to kill | |||
Is not your son. | |||
<ref name="FR"/></poem> | |||
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