La tana del granchio

In the crab's den, there's a song
I laid my clothes out in the sun
I saw you crying behind my words
But I didn’t know what else to say about you

Now that we’re alone, you can talk to me
Look around, there’s no one here
Don’t do that, don’t judge me
I’ve got a wrong word for every sentence

I’m just a man and I don’t know how to do this
And even if you don’t want to know
Just know that in the end, I care about you
I’m a mother who’s shouting

A head that’s still spinning
A guitar that won’t play
A bag full of holes
If you understand that I don’t love you

You’re a mermaid that doesn’t swim
What can you say?
Just let me know when you want to heal
From your expression, you have something to say to me

But I feel it, you don’t give me a dime
A plastic bag
Holds our two wet swimsuits
We forgot them

In the car that sat in the sun all summer
In October, I found them
I’m leaving the path for you
Now that it’s no longer a yes

My room isn’t a metropolis
What a nightmare waiting in a studio
You’re out at carnival
I’m a mother who’s shouting

A head that’s still spinning
A guitar that won’t play
A bag full of holes
If you understand that I don’t love you

You’re a mermaid that doesn’t swim
What can you say?
Just let me know when you want to heal
From your expression, you have something to say to me

But I feel it, you don’t give me a dime
If the sea has turned salty
It’s because a sailor cried over it
If they made the calendar

It’s because I’d like to make you a saint now
Feel how strong the wind is
Wind that won’t settle
What can you say?

Just let me know when you want to heal
From your expression, you have something to say to me
But I feel it, you don’t give me a dime

I just need to convince you
Not just you
I just need to convince you
But I feel it, you don’t give me a dime