| My house was a hug with aromas
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| Outside the sea waved on cobblestones
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| Luckily there were plates that, in the siesta
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| They made it rain or it was sad...
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| And I speak of my house, never ours
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| Moving out of the neighborhood, without options
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| When it comes to moving, what an incredible
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| Imagine a world in trucks…
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| The house, no living room, in one room
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| Of the dreaded alarm clocks
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| Dreaming that, maybe, maybe it won't sound
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| To go to my other bandit school…
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| I will never be able to praise my poverty
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| It's just the glass of my past
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| That sounds, like a drink, on this night
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| And he hugs with his uncovered wine…
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| My brother inheriting the pilcha
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| The one who also dressed a cousin
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| So it was that we learned the secret
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| To share the patches and the road…
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| The carnival and the tango were the cradle
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| My old lady sang to me "Sleep, little black"
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| And in my second home, the Chicken Coop
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| My old man dreamed of me as Angelito…
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| (Chorus)
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| I will never be able to praise my poverty
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| It's just the glass of my past
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| That sounds, like a drink, on this night
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| And he hugs with his uncovered wine… |