Blackout
Cristiano Araújo
Blackout
I know
That I have no more reasons to worry
I know, that I don't know
About your new life if there's someone else in my place
But after that day you didn't want to listen to me
Leaving me here abandoned with no reasons to exist
Only in the middle of the week I still survive
But on Friday dawn my punishment begins
Punishment
I stay here alone
In my room imagining
Where you might be
Hoping for a blackout in the city
That your car breaks down in the garage
And no one comes to get you
And so I trace your route in my mind
Somewhat impatient, unsure, without radar
Asking God to send a storm
To flood the whole city, so you don't leave the couch
So no one steals my place
So no one steals my place
So no one steals my place
But after that day you didn't want to listen to me
Leaving me here abandoned with no reasons to exist
Only in the middle of the week I still survive
But on Friday dawn my punishment begins
Punishment
I stay here alone
In my room imagining
Where you might be
Hoping for a blackout in the city
That your car breaks down in the garage
And no one comes to get you
And so I trace your route in my mind
Somewhat impatient, unsure, without radar
Asking God to send a storm
To flood the whole city, so you don't leave the couch
I stay here alone
In my room imagining
Where you might be
Hoping for a blackout in the city
That your car breaks down in the garage
And no one comes to get you
And so I trace your route in my mind
Somewhat impatient, unsure, without radar
Asking God to send a storm
To flood the whole city, so you don't leave the couch
So no one steals my place
So no one steals my place
So no one steals my place