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And you think of me when you wouldn't like to.
If you were here what would you do to me?
You know, undress and then... and than make love.
you can't forget
there's me beating in your head, shouting no isn't the answer you know,
When I take you away like a storm it's a lie to say now stop...!

And in the silence of the night you want to die, air's missing and you can't breathe...
then between the tears of loneliness you make love...
Saying my name still makes the heart blows
and on the pillow you have stained with your lipstick
you let yourself go to that damned memory
of my lips and of your scratches on my chest, when our bed felt like paradise
we could get back together
If you were like I want you to be
If I was like you want me to be…

and I think of you even if I don't want to
If you were here I would switch off the pride that's in me
and hold you tight into my heart
I can't forget either...I can't forget

And in the silence of the night you want to die, air's missing and you can't breathe...
then between the tears of loneliness you make love...
Saying my name still makes the heart blows
and on the pillow you have stained with your lipstick
you let yourself go to that damned memory
of my lips and of your scratches on my chest, when our bed felt like paradise
we could get back together
If you were like I want you to be
If I was like you want me to be…

The Family Corleone is a novel by Ed Falco. It is based on an unproduced screenplay of Mario Puzo and is published by Grand Central Publishing. It is the prequel to Puzo's original novel The Godfather.

The novel, set in the later days of Prohibition, tells the story of how Vito Corleone rose through the criminal underworld to become the most powerful Don in New York. Also, it tells of Sonny Corleone's inauguration into the family business and Tom Hagen's graduation from being an adopted member of the Corleone family before becoming the consigliere. The novel also reveals how Luca Brasi first became associated with the Corleones, and introduces a number of new characters, including the crime boss Giuseppe Mariposa.

New York, 1933. The city and the nation are in the depths of the Great Depression. The crime families of New York have prospered in this time, but with the coming end of Prohibition, a battle is looming that will determine which organizations will rise and which will face a violent end. For Vito Corleone, nothing is more important than his family's future. While his youngest children, Michael, Fredo, and Connie, are in school, unaware of their father's true occupation, and his adopted son Tom Hagen is a college student, he worries most about Sonny, his eldest child. Vito pushes Sonny to be a businessman, but Sonny - 17 years-old, impatient and reckless - wants something else: To follow in his father's footsteps and become a part of the real family business.

The Last Don is Domenico Clericuzio, a wise and ruthless old man who is determined to see his heirs established in legitimate society but whose vision is threatened when secrets from the family's past spark a vicious war between two blood cousins. The Last Don is a mesmerizing tale that takes us inside the equally corrupt worlds of the mob, the movie industry, and the casinos where beautiful actresses and ruthless hitmen are ruled by lust and violence, where sleazy producers and greedy studio heads are drunk on power, where crooked cops and desperate gamblers play dangerous games of betrayal, and where one man controls them all.

It was also made into a mini series which stared Danny Aiello and Joe Mantegna.. I included the whole series below, please enjoy :)

((To Don Raymonde Aprile's children he was a loyal family member, their father's adopted "nephew.” To the FBI he was a man who would rather ride his horses than do Mob business. No one knew why Aprile, the last great American Don, had adopted Astorre Viola many years before in Sicily; no one suspected how he had carefully trained him . . . and how, while the Don's children claimed respectable careers in America, Astorre Viola waited for his time to come. Now his time has arrived. The Don is dead, his murder one bloody act in a drama of ambition and deceit--from the deadly compromises made by an FBI agent to the greed of two crooked NYPD detectives and the frightening plans of a South American mob kingpin. In a collision of enemies and lovers, betrayers and loyal soldiers, Astorre Viola will claim his destiny. Because after all these years, this moment is in his blood. . . .)) Sylvester Stallone was actually making a movie or rather a TV mini series about the third book Omerta but due to some unknown reason production got shut down before it even began...

There is an excerp in the book that I will always remember. It's about why the houses in Sicily were painted specific colors...that centuries ago the normans had painted their houses white, the greeks always used blue the arabs various pinks and red and the jewish used yellow....So Sicily was not only conquered by the Normans, the Arabs and the Greeks in ancient times but was also a place of refuge for quite a few races.....in my case the house would be painted blue...LOL