| Under my table the tablecloths sweat
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| If they throw the curtains at me, I break the rails
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| And walk a pile driver up the stairs
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| finer than coral for you to love me
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| And meanwhile she is flooding the day
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| The bellows resonates with the lost look
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| And I put the bucket to reduce crap
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| If I go uphill, you catch me
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| And again I put my hand to the ground
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| With saliva on the fingers, like the shellmen
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| And you take me to get junk
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| Of that one that is thrown by your dreams
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| With an eye in the back, like the shellmen
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| If the sky ties me short, the cuquéels bark
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| I fuck around, I get angry, I break the fences
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| And cover up the beach and cement the sand
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| If my fortune was never so good
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| And the sweats sharpening pliers
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| Pal warmth, that there is no one to untie it
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| And I manage crumb without life killing me
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| If I go uphill, you catch me
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| And again I put my hand to the ground
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| With saliva on the fingers, like the shellmen
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| And you take me to get junk
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| Of that one that is thrown by your dreams
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| With an eye in the back, like the shellmen
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| And it hides the sarcasm, the manró and the jurdeles
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| If the payos come, the peaks, the laws
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| Spoons that keep us in the removable
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| Respect your batos and never dance to them
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| The water to other hands
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| Do not drink the seas for anyone
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| That the blood wants to drink you
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| For us a weak does not die
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| That they shouldn't run from us ranting their pears
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| And his fucking mother hold the candles
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| Let costaleros die who want to catch
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| Our mother feet
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| That embrace the embers with no one to see
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| That the day is wounded and the night limps
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| And jelly, it hurts to see us pick up
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| The joy in handfuls of ten
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| And with it quench the pot
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| That gut rumble is a rattle
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| And in leathers, she falls asleep like a churumbel
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| The true love
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| That you do not need to strip carnations
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| Neither fat bills, nor showing laurels
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| let them fly!, leave us in peace to collect
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| The joy in handfuls of ten
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| ---That we don't want to be so much
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| We want to live in our land
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| Cracked from crystalline springs
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| Go a little further than the borders
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| For the sublime longing for the return
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| That we don't want to be so much
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| We want to be a bit of sun and a bit of night
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| We want to be wind and calm
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| Storm, rain and the smell of wet earth.---(Manolillo Chinato) |