Adelaide

I was walking down the street at night all alone
Every now and then I’d see stuff at newsstands
Thinking about that girl, she left me for no reason
When suddenly I heard a little voice shout
Any glue? Poetry? Mariola? Who's going?
Oh! Who's going?

And I asked her: What are you doing here? Huh, huh?
She said, starving: Trying to forget you!
Don’t play games, come closer to me
How about we hit a bar and roast a wild boar?
A wild boar? Ha! Ha! Ha!, I shouted!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one (digdigdim)
Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one

Tell me, girl: Why do you treat me like this?
If you’re a fridge, I can be your penguin
We’ll dance softly in the garden of Allah
And she says: Get a grip, dude, you’re too tall!
Too tall!

Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one (digdigdim)
Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one

That day we fought, you got on my nerves
You let one rip in the elevator
And everyone said: I think it was her!
And you gave yourself away showing your yellow hand

Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one (digdigdim)
Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one

Oh girl! Look what you did to me
I throw you compliments and you spit them back at me
Yeah, I play basketball and I’m Portuguese
You’re not Cláudia Raia
You’re just mine

Adelaide! Oh, my little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one (digdigdim)
Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one

Ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah

Adelaide! Oh, my little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one

Ah, ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah

Adelaide, my little Paraguayan
Adelaide, aquarium lifesaver
Adelaide, slot car driver
Adelaide, footer painter

Adelaide! My little Paraguayan
Adelaide, my little one