Pecché? (pronounced [pəkˈke]; literally "Why?") is a 1913 Neapolitan song composed by with lyrics by . It was a standard song for Enrico Caruso and Luciano Pavarotti, and is even known in a Soviet version. The first verse reads: Canta l'auciello dint' 'â casa anticaAddó primma cantave pure tu.E sento pur' 'a voce 'e 'n'ata amicaCa mme cunziglia 'e nun te penzà cchiù! (In the old house the bird sings, where you once used to sing, too. And I hear as well another female friend's voice, advising me not to stop thinking about you!)
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