Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Benijo, artist - Andres Suarez. Date of issue: 30.04.2012
Song language: Spanish
Benijo(original) |
| Apuró el paso para que no llegara la noche |
| Y poder enseñarme la playa |
| Apuró el paso |
| Nos cayó el vaso y rompió salpicándole flores |
| En su pelo tallado el verano |
| Apuré el vaso |
| Y tengo miedo de encontrarte |
| Y no aguantar las ganas de tirarte al suelo |
| Volver a romperte la falda |
| Luego tejer un mantel |
| Entre mi boca y su pecho |
| Llenar de sal los pliegues de su espalda |
| La vi bañarse una vez y me sacó los colores |
| La vi desnuda y lloré (lloró conmigo la noche) |
| Bailé con ella después, como buen enamorado |
| 'Cántame algo' y canté lo que ella quiso y los barcos |
| Fugaron para volver a dejarme tirado en un puerto |
| Su acento era milagro, el viento |
| Rizándole en silencio la piel |
| A la arena pegada y los besos |
| Siguientes fueron 'hoy quédate' |
| Y me quedé parado en el tiempo |
| Y nos siguió la madera |
| Prendimos fuego al hostal |
| Te entretuve con la orquesta disfrazados de dos más |
| Nos declaramos culpables |
| De la subida del mar |
| Desafinamos canciones |
| Se nos prohibía llorar |
| Hoy te he vuelto a recordar |
| Hoy te he vuelto a recordar |
| De qué me sirve esperarte si me entra el sueño y no hay más |
| Que un circo triste y cobarde que no quiere regresar |
| Te veo en cada gaviota aunque no sepa si hay mar |
| Detrás de cada pareja no tengo con quien bailar |
| Desnúdate que hay tormenta y llueve por no llorar |
| Juré contar nuestra historia, nunca decir la verdad |
| Te llevaste mi memoria. |
| Juraste no regresar |
| Te veo en cada gaviota |
| Juré contar nuestra historia y hoy te he vuelto a recordar |
| Hoy te he vuelto a recordar |
| (translation) |
| He quickened his pace so that the night would not come |
| And be able to show me the beach |
| He quickened his pace |
| We dropped the glass and it broke, splashing flowers |
| In his hair he carved the summer |
| I drained the glass |
| And I'm afraid to meet you |
| And not stand the urge to throw yourself on the ground |
| break your skirt again |
| Then weave a tablecloth |
| Between my mouth and her chest |
| Fill the folds of your back with salt |
| I saw her take a bath once and she brought out my colors |
| I saw her naked and I cried (she cried with me the night) |
| I danced with her afterwards, like a good lover |
| 'Sing me something' and I sang what she wanted and the boats |
| They escaped to return to leave me stranded in a port |
| Her accent was a miracle, the wind |
| Curling her skin in silence |
| To the stuck sand and the kisses |
| Following were 'stay today' |
| And I was stopped in time |
| And the wood followed us |
| We set fire to the hostel |
| I entertained you with the orchestra disguised as two more |
| We plead guilty |
| of the rise of the sea |
| We detune songs |
| We were forbidden to cry |
| Today I have remembered you again |
| Today I have remembered you again |
| What is the use of waiting for you if I fall asleep and there is no more |
| That a sad and cowardly circus that does not want to return |
| I see you in every seagull even if I don't know if there is a sea |
| Behind each couple I have no one to dance with |
| Get undressed because there is a storm and it rains so as not to cry |
| I swore to tell our story, never tell the truth |
| You took my memory. |
| You swore not to return |
| I see you in every seagull |
| I swore to tell our story and today I have remembered you again |
| Today I have remembered you again |