Tiempos buenos
Alvaro Scaramelli
Good Times
Sittin' on the steps
at the Metro station
in Plaza Italia
Had nothin' much to do, really
just wanderin' around the city
Those were tough times
when they hit you
they show their rage
And I had a book
To remind myself
That I can always escape
It was almost the end of the century
and there I was, sittin'
goin' bald
And I spotted you, ten years older
How nice it was to see you again
And we looked at each other without sayin' much
We already knew it all
And we went to Parque Forestal
So much to reminisce
Good times...
Really good times
Times that are gone
Vanished, just like that
You told me you've been married
for almost nine years
and apparently you didn't love him
but you were okay like that
Between walks and some coffee
We held hands
Crossed the river and went to a hotel
We listened to our skin
Good times...
Really good times
Times that are gone
Vanished, just like that
The taste of your ribs
was the same as when we were 17
when we loved watching the sunrise
and there was nothing to lose
But you dressed up so quickly
that I thought I did something wrong
When I saw fear in your eyes
of fallin' in love all over again
From Good Times...
Really good times
Times that are gone
Vanished, just like that
And I went back to the steps
at the Metro station
in Plaza Italia
All in all
it wasn't so bad
to remember again