| I tell you the stories
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| that you told me
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| If you want (Female)
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| I write you a list
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| with names and beds.
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| If you like
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| I still believe
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| that you were a saint
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| (Go now!)
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| You do not have forgiveness.
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| How do you have the little shame
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| to enter my house.
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| How do you have the courage to call at night
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| Let's see what happens to me.
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| (what a joke!)
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| How do you have such a long tongue?
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| and the laugh so fake.
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| You do not have heart.
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| (No, you don't have a heart.)
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| And look me in the face
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| and dare to deny me,
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| what do you know so many beds
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| Like stories to tell me
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| Better not give details,
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| I prefer that you shut up
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| that you avoid me that I flatter you
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| with compliments and truths.
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| you had very little respect
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| and very little care.
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| you made me be the clown
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| in your private circus.
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| You left A very big ASSHOLE
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| on my painted forehead.
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| You do not have forgiveness.
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| Now I understand the desire to travel
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| with your sister to Havana.
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| Or the dinners that with your companions
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| once a week.
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| And old friends and the odd cousin
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| that already comb gray hair.
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| You do not have heart.
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| (No, you don't have a heart.)
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| And look me in the face
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| and dare to deny me,
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| what do you know so many beds
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| Like stories to tell me
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| Better not give details,
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| I prefer that you shut up
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| that you avoid me that I flatter you
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| with compliments and truths.
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| And look me in the face
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| and dare to deny me,
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| what do you know so many beds
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| Like stories to tell me
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| Better not give details,
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| I prefer that you shut up
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| that you avoid me that I flatter you
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| with compliments and truths.
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| A coffee, look, for a cousin brother,
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| short of coffee, long of Quijano.
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| And you owe me a year and a half,
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| You owe me a lot of blood.
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| And your fault is my remedy
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| blessed be your duties!
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| And look me in the face
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| and dare to deny me,
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| what do you know so many beds
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| Like stories to tell me
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| Better not give details,
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| I prefer that you shut up
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| that you avoid me that I flatter you
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| with compliments and truths.
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| And look me in the face
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| (Crazy face)
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| and dare to deny me.
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| (And tell me on the street.)
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| Better not give details,
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| I prefer that you shut up.
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| If he doesn't love me, he doesn't love me.
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| Nobody dies.
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| Here's the thing —
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| what a dilemma!
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| And Joaquín, what do you think? |