Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song No Paraba De Llover, artist - Nena Daconte. Album song He Perdido Los Zapatos, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.2005
Record label: Universal Music Spain
Song language: Spanish
No Paraba De Llover(original) |
Me contaron los del mercado que arriba, en el número 23, vive una mujer con |
balcones rotos y jirones en la piel, y los ojos color miel |
Y en los días de lluvia, sale a pasear hasta el banco que queda donde la |
estación de tren. |
Y allí canta canciones para quien quiera escuchar |
La nostalgia que trajo desde su hogar, y la historia de una vieja manta que se |
olvidó en aquel cajón del aparador |
Que ocupaba la pared donde colgaban las fotos que no pudo recoger cuando tuvo |
que salir, aquel día que no paraba de llover. |
Y en el banco que queda donde la |
estación de tren, ella canta canciones para quien quiera escuchar |
Me contaron los del mercado que han puesto flores en el balcón por los hijos |
que ella perdió, porque no tuvo tiempo de quedarse haciendo el amor |
Alguien se lo llevó, ni una triste rosa le dejó |
Y en el banco que queda donde la estación de tren, ella canta canciones para |
quien quiera escuchar |
La nostalgia que trajo desde su hogar, y la historia de una vieja manta que se |
olvidó en aquel cajón del aparador, aquel día que no paraba de llover |
(translation) |
Those in the market told me that upstairs, at number 23, lives a woman with |
Broken balconies and tatters on her skin, and her honey-colored eyes |
And on rainy days, she goes for a walk to the bench where she |
train station. |
And there she sings songs for whoever wants to listen |
The nostalgia that she brought from her home for her, and the story of an old blanket that |
she forgot in that dresser drawer |
That she occupied the wall where they hung the photos that she couldn't pick up when she had |
to go out, that day when it did not stop raining. |
And in the bank that remains where the |
train station, she sings songs for whoever wants to listen |
Those from the market told me that they have put flowers on the balcony for the children |
that she lost, because she didn't have time to stay making love |
Someone took him away, not even a sad rose left him |
And on the bench that is where the train station is, she sings songs for |
who wants to listen |
The nostalgia that she brought from her home for her, and the story of an old blanket that |
she forgot in that dresser drawer, that day it didn't stop raining |