| Hay un Madrid que se apaga,
| There is a Madrid that goes out,
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| hay un Madrid que se quema,
| there is a Madrid that burns,
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| hay un Madrid que se queda
| there is a Madrid that stays
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| y hay un Madrid que se va.
| and there is a Madrid that is leaving.
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| Hay un Madrid que se entrega
| There is a Madrid that gives itself
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| y hay un Madrid que resiste,
| and there is a Madrid that resists,
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| hay un Madrid que no existe
| there is a Madrid that does not exist
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| y hay un Madrid que es verdad.
| and there is a Madrid that is true.
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| Hay un Madrid con ventanas
| There is a Madrid with windows
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| y otro con puertas abiertas
| and another with open doors
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| y hay un Madrid siempre alerta,
| and there is a Madrid always alert,
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| aunque digan que no está.
| even if they say it's not.
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| Hay un Madrid con gigantes
| There is a Madrid with giants
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| y hay un Madrid con enanos
| and there is a Madrid with dwarves
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| y hay un Madrid con hermanos,
| and there is a Madrid with brothers,
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| que no se han visto jamás.
| that have never been seen.
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| Hay un Madrid que se sube
| There is a Madrid that rises
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| a los muros del cariño,
| to the walls of affection,
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| y ese Madrid es un niño
| and that Madrid is a child
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| que no sabe adónde va.
| who doesn't know where he's going.
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| Hay un Madrid que se baja
| There is a Madrid that goes down
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| en la mitad del camino,
| in the middle of the road,
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| sin importarle un comino
| not giving a damn
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| lo que le pueda pasar.
| what can happen to him.
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| Hay un Madrid que respeta
| There is a Madrid that respects
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| y hay un Madrid insolente,
| and there is an insolent Madrid,
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| uno que muestra los dientes
| one showing teeth
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| cuando lo quieren tocar.
| when they want to touch it.
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| Hay un Madrid que es culpable
| There is a Madrid that is guilty
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| y hay un Madrid inocente;
| and there is an innocent Madrid;
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| hay un Madrid diferente
| there is a different Madrid
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| que no se puede explicar.
| that cannot be explained.
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| Hay un Madrid de «„Don Juanes“»
| There is a Madrid of «„Don Juanes“»
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| y hay un Madrid de impotentes
| and there is a Madrid of powerless
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| y un Madrid indiferente
| and an indifferent Madrid
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| al que todo igual le da.
| to whom everything is the same.
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| Hay un Madrid conformista
| There is a conformist Madrid
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| y hay un Madrid poderoso. | and there is a powerful Madrid. |
| Hay un Madrid caprichoso,
| There is a capricious Madrid,
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| al que nada bien le va.
| to whom nothing goes well.
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| A veces es un infierno
| Sometimes it's hell
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| y a veces un paraíso,
| and sometimes a paradise,
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| a veces un indeciso
| sometimes an indecisive
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| que no atina a reaccionar.
| that does not manage to react.
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| A veces en plena calma,
| Sometimes in complete calm,
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| hay un Madrid que revienta
| there is a Madrid that bursts
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| a veces sin darse cuenta
| sometimes without realizing
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| que se pueda lastimar.
| that can be hurt.
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| Un telegrama que llega
| A telegram that arrives
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| y hay un Madrid de esperanza
| and there is a Madrid of hope
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| y el Madrid de la añoranza,
| and the Madrid of longing,
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| empieza a quedar atrás…
| starting to fall behind...
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| Hay un fecha marcada,
| There is a marked date,
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| una que dice «„mañana“»
| one that says «„tomorrow“»
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| y hay un Madrid con campanas,
| and there is a Madrid with bells,
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| que se han echado a volar…
| that have taken flight...
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| Entonces, suenan canciones…
| Then songs come on...
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| entonces, vuelan palomas…
| then doves fly...
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| y hay un Madrid que se asoma,
| and there is a Madrid that appears,
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| cual si fuera Navidad…
| as if it were Christmas...
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| Es el Madrid que me gusta
| It is the Madrid that I like
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| y es el Madrid que me entrego,
| and it is the Madrid that I give myself,
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| es el Madrid que yo quiero…
| It is the Madrid that I want...
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| conmigo siempre llevar. | with me always carry. |