| I confused your mother-of-pearl skin with the morning,
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| I confused your green eyes with clear water,
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| your hair with the night,
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| And your body with my pillow,
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| I was dreaming and you curled up next to me.
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| I got lost in your belly when you were still sleeping,
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| The surprise opened your eyes and the day was made,
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| And I closed a kiss on your lips,
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| Just in case you scolded me,
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| And I covered your body because the dawn saw us.
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| Good morning love, love, love,
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| What does your face have?
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| That has lost its color, love love,
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| And she doesn't say anything
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| I have traveled your skin from north to south,
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| And I have not found a woman, like you.
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| Good morning love, love, love,
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| What does your face have
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| That has lost its color, love love,
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| And he doesn't say anything
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| I have traveled your skin from north to south,
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| And I have not found a woman, like you.
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| Left to the fate of the morning,
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| You hid your fears under the pillow
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| I know you were angry, but you didn't say anything,
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| He who is silent grants and I know you are in love.
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| Good morning love, love, love,
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| What does your face have
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| That has lost its color, love love,
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| And he doesn't say anything
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| I have traveled your skin from north to south,
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| And I have not found a woman, like you.
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| Good morning love, love, love,
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| What does your face have?
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| That has lost its color, love love,
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| And he doesn't say anything
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| I have traveled your skin from north to south,
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| And I have not found a woman, like you.
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| Good morning love, love, love,
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| What does your face have?
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| That has lost its color, love love,
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| And he doesn't say anything
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| I have traveled your skin from north to south,
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| And I have not found a woman, like you, |