Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Me estoy quedando solo, artist - Marea. Album song Besos de Perro, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 18.04.2002
Record label: Dro East West S. A
Song language: Spanish
Me estoy quedando solo(original) |
Hay retazos de rencores |
que se han escondido |
en caminos de ortigas |
donde hicimos buenas migas, |
hubo adioses como yunques |
y en tu risa sonaron panderetas |
que secaron mis macetas, |
con las lagrimitas que tú no querías |
me he puesto el cariño al baño María |
y ahora ya no hay quien me pare, |
y en las noches claras baila mi figura |
subido a un tablao de cubos de basura |
entre las luces de los bares, |
ha de ser la mala estrella |
la que pegue coces si me ve de lejos, |
la que arranque mi pellejo, |
o tal vez la letanía de campanas |
que toquen a muerto |
cuando me mire al espejo, |
pero todavía tengo el poderío |
de ponerle lindes a este mar bravío |
y a esta luna que se mengua, |
de lavar heridas con solo un lamido, |
de matar quimeras sin hacer ni un ruido, |
de perderte por la lengua, |
me estoy quedando solo, |
no hay abrazos en mis brazos, |
te los vas llevando todos, |
me estoy quedando solo, |
mas yo sigo rebañando, |
de tu amor aún quedan trozos, |
se hicieron para mí, para mí, |
jergones de secano |
que guardan mi trajín, |
que guardan dudas como pianos, |
se hicieron para ti, para ti, |
las brumas que se esfuman, |
y hechuras de violín |
que son más grandes que mis dudas. |
VENAS CON HUMO Y PALABRAS |
La vamos a tener si no puedo dar trotes, |
si quieres meter alpiste en mis barrotes, |
y no hay dios ni fe que me discuta, |
que me vuelvo muy hijoputa si me da… |
prefiero tener vacío el comedero, |
ya le tiraré bocaos al mundo entero, |
luego miraré donde lo escupo, |
se revuelve y yo me ocupo de mirar… |
si no hay pa comer me subiré al manzano, |
para verlas venir en un carromato |
de cosas por hacer, de ciegos dando palos, |
que la vida es muy puta y yo me he vuelto muy malo, |
y si encarta soledad, pues soledad pal saco, |
lo mismo me dará dar como ser dado, |
que no pienso dejar ná de ná pa los gusanos, |
la luna me maúlla pa que yo menee el rabo, |
a la altura del perejil se han quedado todos mis sueños, |
me hago un vestido con tó lo que he perdido |
y ya tiene sentido sonreir, |
lleva volantes pa mentir, para ondularme como el trigo, |
y así decir, que desde que te has ido |
la bailo igual contigo que sin ti, |
si intentas comprender mis noches de desvelo |
me quieres comprar con puñaos de caramelos, |
manojos de perder, con jugo de los charcos, |
machaca el almirez, me tienes en tus manos, |
y ojalá te vaya bien, y pa pasar el rato |
tú siembra para ti, y más cuando me callo, |
me callo lo que hay, lo que hay es lo que toca |
y pa tocar el corazón es mejor no abrir la boca, |
a la altura del perejil se han quedado todos mis sueños, |
me hago un vestido con tó lo que he perdido |
y ya tiene sentido sonreir, |
lleva volantes pa mentir, para ondularme como el trigo, |
y así decir, que desde que te has ido |
aún nadie me ha vencido, |
hoy quiero poner mi reino de despojos en estos lugares, |
donde la primera vez pusimos al alba a hacer malabares, |
y no he de volver a ver el sudor empañando portales, |
me sale tan mal cuando miro hacia atrás… |
me abriré las venas, me saldrán palabras, |
guárdate el cencerro, pónselo a otra cabra, |
que a mí no me cabe, que llevo colgando |
demasiadas llaves, todos los quebrantos, |
a la altura del perejil se han quedado todos mis sueños, |
me hago un vestido con tó lo que he perdido |
y ya tiene sentido sonreir, |
lleva volantes pa mentir, para ondularme como el trigo, |
y así decir, que desde que te has ido… |
no me pienso quedar, ni un momento ni un rato, |
para planear quién pagará los platos |
de mi desespere, mi sofoco, |
sé de quién se ha vuelto loco de esperar, |
la vamos a tener… |
COMO EL VIENTO DE PONIENTE |
De niño no me gustaban los libros ni las sotanas |
ni salir en procesión, |
era tan desobediente como el viento de poniente, |
revoltoso y juguetón, |
en vez de mirar pal cielo |
me puse a medir el suelo que me tocaba de andar, |
y nunca seguí al rebaño, |
porque ni el pastor ni el amo eran gente de fiar, |
como aquel que calla, otorga, |
y aunque la ignorancia es sorda, |
pude levantar la voz, |
más fuerte que los ladríos de los perros consentíos |
y que la voz del pastor, |
empecé haciendo carreras |
por atajos y veredas muy estrechas para mí, |
y decían mis vecinos |
que llevaba mal camino apartado del redil, |
siempre fui esa oveja negra |
que supo esquivar las piedras que le tiraban a dar, |
y entre más pasan los años |
más me aparto del rebaño porque no sé adonde va. |
PAN DURO |
Arrugas que son surcos con retoños tiernos, |
livianas como son los fardos de cargar los sueños |
que tragan ruedas de molino y se les ven todos los huesos, |
que saben que sus años tienen más de cuatro inviernos, |
silencio por el techo, por los platos llenos, |
silencio bañado en sudores de los jornaleros, |
el sol lo han hecho sus jirones, |
que saben lo que vale un beso, |
que no quieren llevar los nombres de sus carceleros, |
¿qué saben las tripas de puños cerrados?, |
saben que las riegan los amargos tragos, |
saben todo y más de tenerse en pie, |
de la soledad, |
saben porqué está siempre duro el pan, |
monedas de tan sucias tan desdibujadas, |
odioso tintineo en manos encalladas, |
y son las patas de sus mulas |
si el látigo se llama hambre |
las dueñas de caminos que no son de nadie, |
cerrojos al antojo de la poca hondura, |
abiertos para dar paso a las herraduras |
que dejan huellas que los guían para volver a desquitarse, |
para no tener que rasgarse más las vestiduras. |
(translation) |
There are bits of grudges |
that have been hidden |
on paths of nettles |
where we made good friends, |
there were goodbyes like anvils |
and in your laughter tambourines sounded |
that dried my pots, |
with the little tears that you didn't want |
I have put my love in the bain-marie |
and now there is no one to stop me, |
and on clear nights my figure dances |
uploaded to a tablao of garbage cans |
between the lights of the bars, |
must be the bad star |
the one that kicks if she sees me from afar, |
the one that tears off my skin, |
or maybe the litany of bells |
knock to death |
when I look in the mirror, |
but i still have the might |
to put boundaries on this wild sea |
and to this moon that is waning, |
to wash wounds with just a lick, |
of killing chimeras without making a sound, |
of losing you by the language, |
I'm staying alone |
there are no hugs in my arms, |
you are taking them all, |
I'm staying alone |
but I keep herding, |
of your love there are still pieces, |
they were made for me, for me, |
dryland pallets |
that keep my bustle, |
that keep doubts like pianos, |
they were made for you, for you, |
the mists that vanish, |
and violin makings |
that are bigger than my doubts. |
VEINS WITH SMOKE AND WORDS |
We're going to have it if I can't jog, |
if you want to put birdseed in my bars, |
and there is no god or faith to argue with me, |
that I become a son of a bitch if he gives me... |
I prefer to have the trough empty, |
I'll throw snacks at the whole world, |
then I'll look where I spit it out, |
he stirs and I take care of looking… |
if there is nothing to eat I will climb the apple tree, |
to see them come in a wagon |
of things to do, of blind people beating up, |
that life is very whore and I have become very bad, |
and if she encarta loneliness, then loneliness pal sack, |
the same will give me to give as to be given, |
I don't plan to leave anything for the worms, |
the moon meows at me so that I wag my tail, |
at the height of the parsley all my dreams have remained, |
I make myself a dress with everything I've lost |
and it already makes sense to smile, |
wear ruffles to lie, to undulate like wheat, |
and so to speak, since you've been gone |
I dance it the same with you as without you, |
if you try to understand my sleepless nights |
you want to buy me with fistfuls of candy, |
bundles of wasting, with juice from the puddles, |
crush the pestle, you have me in your hands, |
and I hope it goes well for you, and to pass the time |
you sow for you, and more when I keep quiet, |
I keep silent what is there, what is there is what touches |
and to touch the heart it is better not to open your mouth, |
at the height of the parsley all my dreams have remained, |
I make myself a dress with everything I've lost |
and it already makes sense to smile, |
wear ruffles to lie, to undulate like wheat, |
and so to speak, since you've been gone |
no one has beaten me yet |
today I want to put my kingdom of spoils in these places, |
where the first time we put the dawn to juggle, |
and I will not see sweat fogging portals again, |
I get so bad when I look back... |
I will open my veins, words will come out, |
keep the cowbell, put it on another goat, |
that does not fit me, that I have been hanging |
too many keys, all the breaks, |
at the height of the parsley all my dreams have remained, |
I make myself a dress with everything I've lost |
and it already makes sense to smile, |
wear ruffles to lie, to undulate like wheat, |
and so to say, since you've been gone... |
I don't plan to stay, not for a moment or a while, |
to plan who will pay for the dishes |
of my despair, my suffocation, |
I know who's gone crazy from waiting, |
we are going to have it… |
LIKE THE WEST WIND |
As a child I did not like books or cassocks |
nor go out in procession, |
was as disobedient as the west wind, |
rambunctious and playful, |
instead of looking at the sky |
I started to measure the ground that I had to walk on, |
And I never followed the herd |
because neither the shepherd nor the master were trustworthy people, |
like the one who is silent, grants, |
and though ignorance is deaf, |
I was able to raise my voice |
louder than the barking of dogs pamper yourself |
and that the voice of the shepherd, |
I started racing |
through shortcuts and paths too narrow for me, |
and my neighbors said |
that led astray away from the fold, |
I was always that black sheep |
that she knew how to dodge the stones that were thrown at her, |
and the more the years go by |
the more I separate myself from the herd because I don't know where it goes. |
STALE BREAD |
Wrinkles that are furrows with tender shoots, |
light as are the bundles of carrying dreams |
that swallow mill wheels and all their bones can be seen, |
who know that their years have more than four winters, |
silence through the ceiling, through the full plates, |
silence bathed in the sweat of the day laborers, |
the sun has been made by its shreds, |
who know what a kiss is worth, |
who do not want to bear the names of their jailers, |
What do the guts of clenched fists know? |
They know that they are watered by bitter drinks, |
they know everything and more about standing up, |
of loneliness, |
you know why the bread is always hard, |
coins so dirty so blurred, |
odious tinkling in stranded hands, |
and they are the legs of their mules |
if the whip is called hunger |
the owners of roads that belong to no one, |
locks at the whim of the little depth, |
open to make way for horseshoes |
that leave traces that guide them to get even again, |
so as not to have to tear their clothes any more. |