I have and what I have I keep
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Based on love and faith
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I feel that if you are not there, the wind does not blow
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Maybe outside yes but not inside me
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I come without suitcases with what I am wearing
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And this song, my remedy, vitamin to live
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I'll come back and have you if you're away
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I put on the brake when you walk past me
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The melody of a rumba
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She told me: the secret is not in the grave
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but in living
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And living at full throttle
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I forgot to walk slowly
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And the wounds on my feet I felt
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I will not sing to what I do not know
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Only to what entered the bottom
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Like the dregs of the wine that I drank
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And before I get drunk
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I'll toast looking into your eyes and I'll scream
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The secret is the love I feel for you
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I have and what I have I keep
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Based on love and faith
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I feel that if you are not there, the wind does not blow
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Maybe outside yes but not inside me
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I come without suitcases with what I am wearing
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And this song, my remedy, vitamin to live
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I'll come back and have you if you're away
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I put on the brake when you walk past me
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The first lesson I learned
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But I forgot the notebook when I left
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In the school of life
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cannot be repeated
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So I go pencil in hand
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taking notes and shutting up
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Sometimes it's better not to say
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I learned to raise the sails
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To endure the tide
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And to break the waves of evil living
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And the glass is half full, half empty, my girl
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It only depends on you and me
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And the one who carries the most is not richer
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But the one who has something and keeps it
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Without cooling it, without forgetting it in a drawer
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And there is no greater treasure than the one you keep in your heart
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Not in the sad pocket of a pair of pants
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I have and what I have I keep
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Based on love and faith
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I feel that if you are not there, the wind does not blow
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Maybe outside yes but not inside me
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I come without suitcases with what I am wearing
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And this song, my remedy, vitamin to live
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I'll come back and have you if you're away
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I put on the brake when you walk past me |