| The cat comes out to sing, wrapped in adrenaline
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| and perfumes the stage, with incense and licines
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| with a code of tango, without books and without school
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| and she tells you by painting, with watercolor colors.
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| The best of singers, he has the old teaching
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| to be silent when you should and to speak when you need to
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| cat wet from rain that lightens the vices
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| she goes out to walk on the cornices
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| without falling off the cliff
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| She looks like a bitch when she sings
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| It seems that she leaves and does not leave
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| She gives you the feeling when she walks
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| that instead of a woman, two mines arrive
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| She seems half crazy and that provokes
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| because the tango in her mouth is a moan
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| It seems that nothing surprises him anymore
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| she seems to know everything about life
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| she seems, but she is not what she seems
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| she is a wounded cat
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| Those who sing loudly will continue to be apprentices
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| because tango is not sung, because tango is said so
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| with the pause and silence to which the poets allude
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| slowly little by little, so that they understand the lyrics
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| When the public does not listen, the cat has the pride
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| to have a fresh mind, in the middle of the hubbub
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| I also write and sing without books and without school
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| slowly little by little
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| like the cat Varela…
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| She looks like a rabble when she sings
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| It seems that she leaves and does not leave
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| She gives you the feeling when she walks
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| that instead of a woman, two mines arrive
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| She seems half crazy and what causes
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| because the tango in her mouth is a moan
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| It seems that nothing surprises him anymore
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| she seems to know everything about life
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| it seems, but it is not what it seems
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| she is a wounded cat |