Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ella Me Confundió Con Otra Persona, artist - Nacho Vegas.
Date of issue: 25.09.2006
Song language: Spanish
Ella Me Confundió Con Otra Persona(original) |
Ella gritó, después susurró |
y en ningún caso yo entendí una palabra. |
Dijo que sí, siempre estaría allí, |
y después pretendió que le diera las gracias. |
Comenzó una noche cualquiera |
y aún no lo he sabido parar. |
Ella corrió; |
dijo: «ven tras de mí», |
y el polvo que levantó me cegó completamente. |
Me señaló; |
gruñó: «es el mismo error». |
Yo traté de explicar que era un error diferente. |
¿Qué más da? |
Se trata de errores. |
Qué más da, si el peor de ellos fue |
que ella me confundió con una persona que, obviamente, no era yo. |
Ella aportó ante el juez cartas, |
y yo juraré que aquella no era mi letra. |
Puso en mi boca frases que a mí |
me sonaban a pura jerga extranjera. |
Señor Juez, esa no es mi ropa. |
No, aquel no es mi neceser. |
Una noche salí; |
vi a un anciano morir. |
Me quedé y le robé su dentadura postiza. |
Ahora sí, ya te puedo mirar |
y lucir a la vez una enorme sonrisa. |
¿Qué más da que la gente muera? |
Qué más da, si tienen que morir. |
Ella me confundió con una persona que, obviamente, no era yo. |
Me lo podéis discutir, y hasta contradecir, |
pero sé lo que viví, rezando día y noche así: |
Dios mío, haz que me olvide o que se muera. |
Ella volvió. |
Oh sí, ella volvió, |
y no tardó en declararme su amor tan profundo. |
Hagamos que todo empiece otra vez |
y termine con el polvo más triste del mundo. |
¿Qué más da que el amor renazca? |
Qué más da, si en el fondo yo sé |
que ella me confundió con una persona que, obviamente, no era yo. |
(translation) |
She screamed, then she whispered |
and in no case did I understand a word. |
She said yes, she would always be there, |
and then she pretended to be thanked. |
She started any given night |
and I still haven't known how to stop it. |
She ran; |
she said "come after me" |
and the dust she kicked up completely blinded me. |
She pointed at me; |
she growled: "it's the same mistake." |
I tried to explain that it was a different mistake. |
What difference does it make? |
It's about mistakes. |
What does it matter, if the worst of them was |
that she mistook me for a person who was obviously not me. |
She brought before the judge letters, |
and I will swear that that was not my handwriting. |
She put phrases in my mouth that to me |
they sounded like pure foreign slang to me. |
Your Honor, those are not my clothes. |
No, that's not my toiletry bag. |
One night I went out; |
I saw an old man die. |
I stayed and stole his dentures from him. |
Now yes, I can look at you |
and wear a huge smile at the same time. |
What difference does it make if people die? |
What difference does it make if they have to die. |
She mistook me for a person who was obviously not me. |
You can argue with me, and even contradict, |
but I know what I lived through, praying day and night like this: |
My God, make him forget me or die. |
She returned. |
Oh yes she came back |
and she didn't take long to declare her love for her so deep for her. |
Let's make it all start again |
and end with the saddest fuck in the world. |
What does it matter if love is reborn? |
What does it matter, if deep down I know |
that she mistook me for a person who was obviously not me. |