| In the Palace of Flowers
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| There were flowers of all colors
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| It was in Basavilbaso
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| I haven't been there for a long time
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| Near the garage, near the Retiro station
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| And Florida Street and Plaza San Martín
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| How flowery is the Palace of Flowers
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| That I saw it from the outside
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| Because back then I was an asshole
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| who lived with my parents
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| So joy is not a new thing
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| All the time in the past was worse
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| A lot of hats in the street
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| Lots of “no sir”, “yes sir”
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| At home we did not have television
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| And I hadn't written a song
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| I was not interested in the ball
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| I used to go to San Telmo to buy old and broken things
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| But the father of a companion
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| He took us to see Independiente
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| It was the time of Pastoriza
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| Santoro and the Goat Pavoni
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| And my friend's old man, who lived in Ciudad de La Paz
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| He was disappeared and I never saw him again
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| I hope they are alive and well
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| In the country of follow me
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| "Follow me, I will not disappoint you"
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| Where, where did a count shit
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| Where the capos crucify them
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| First look at number 10
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| But it's not enough to open your eyes
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| To realize everything at once
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| Beware of words that end with "ina"
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| I also love Argentina very much
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| Although no one asked me
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| If in Argentina I wanted to be born
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| Where those who don't eat let themselves be eaten
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| The turrada that never ends
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| Ina, guillotine, amphetamine and tar
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| How they give us, how they give us in Argentina
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| They give us mouth and tropical rhythm
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| And base for latita in the outskirts and in Capital
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| I'm a rocker, from the paddock, ricotero, from the River Plate
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| Let the rope of hunger be tightened
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| Not even enough for cold cuts
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| To settle for the smells
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| Like in the Palace of Flowers
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| where they danced until they burst
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| Something you have to live
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| with something you have to enjoy
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| Like in the Palace of Flowers
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| where they danced until they burst |