1. |
Locksmith
02:41
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You´ve called the locksmith
You´ve called the locksmith to change the keys
It would be easier if you´d told the truth to me
Right to my face
Please don´t touch me
Please don´t text me anymore
Once again
Once again...
I couldn´t press SKIP
Instead I put REPEAT when you left
At least you sent the records to me
To my new place
Please don´t touch me anymore
Please don´t test me anymore
Once again
Once again...
Please don´t touch me anymore
Don´t text or test me anymore
Once again
Once again...
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2. |
Bureaucratic Love
05:08
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I said to you
Don´t look at me
But you didn´t hear me
I said to you
Get out of here
But you didn´t hear me
Now you are
Between those sheets
or trying to solve a crime
Now I am
Missing your mouth
or feeling like a clown
in this bureaucratic love
Bureaucratic Love
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3. |
Son
02:42
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Alone in the station and I missed the last train
After a fight that I had with my friend
I was so drunk that I thought: -I will jump!
But I gave up I remembered my son
Son that I don´t have on Earth
Son that I don´t have on Earth
When I got home I started to cry
Next to the cradle
of my little child
The poor little one who could nothing but wait
for the hands of the Gods up above
Son that I don´t have on Earth
Son that I don´t have on Earth
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4. |
Grandpa
03:35
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A long long time ago
You taught me how to play
A long long time ago
We played in the wind
A long long time ago
You told me stories about life
A long long time ago
We watched a match on the couch
I thought of you many times
I prayed for you many days
I know that you changed my life
I think of you when I sing... this song
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Gomes CN, Spain
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