| The glass of my fish tank is only dirty by you
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| When you say: Romero, how lonely you are
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| It's not a big deal, please, turn on the light and turn off the gas
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| That the smears of sweat leave the coffin
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| And the smell of singers crying
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| And my moon of Jaén goes down in mourning to walk
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| olive tree the sun
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| And the song of that rook that doesn't want to nest in my throat
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| olive oil
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| If one day I went on the road, well today the mill grinds and rolls
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| olive tree the sun
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| With teeth in the boots, biting the seagulls when they step
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| Shaking poets to make them talk
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| The backpack where I keep what I have been was lost
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| With the tripe from the handle of the pan
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| My jewelry, my shroud, with everything that now I don't care
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| I was left with a rein made of leather from your skin
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| The clamor of chiribitas when looking
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| Some vine feet and mousetraps to wake up
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| olive tree the sun
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| That lights the stoves from the chest of the one who wants to look at it
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| olive oil
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| The pockets are full of aromas of quince and gallant
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| olive tree the sun
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| Dying in the mornings falling from its branch into my wheat field
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| to make me a light
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| olive tree the sun
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| That lies down in the seas and they always take away some scrap
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| olive oil
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| That I scare the seed with my voice of brandy when cradling
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| olive tree the sun
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| The tree of regrets that never lets see the oak grove
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| I am olive grower
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| And the sacks can't cope with odors
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| From anea chairs, from so many sweats
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| Of anise and pestiños, of almond beds
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| Of juniper balls, of more hearts
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| There are no more cats with their bells
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| With its dead nights for you to watch
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| There is not even the light |