El invierno pasado

Jorge Celedón Jorge Celedón

Last Winter

Last winter the rain soaked the people
The smart traffic lights controlled the city on their own
Meanwhile, I traveled with you, swearing things
Like building a hut on the coast for you and letting you have the sea at your whim
Last winter a thousand beautiful things happened, my guitar listened to the waves
While you got your hair wet, and I believed in an old sorcerer
That you would forever sleep alone next to me
And now I don't know what to do if you're not here, loneliness will kill me
Why don't you come back and try again, maybe you can adore me
The rain will no longer fall, my life will never be the same
I want to see you arrive one day without leaving again

Last winter, it comes back like a photo to my mind
And ruins my present winter, but who should be blamed
If you happen to hear this song, I bought a small old Volkswagen
But I know you fit in it in case one day you want to travel
I will never forget that time you swore on the beach
That you would always sleep in my bed, that drunk I sold my guitar
And bought you some silver jewelry that turned black before you returned
And now I don't know what to do if you're not here, loneliness will kill me
Why don't you come back and try again, maybe you can adore me
The rain will no longer fall, my life will never be the same
I want to see you arrive one day without leaving again

  1. Dime Lo Que Sientes
  2. Lo Más Bonito
  3. Te Haré Feliz
  4. Infiel
  5. Dime Que Si
  6. Más allá
  7. Tocarte En El Alma
  8. La Invitacion (feat. Jimmy Zambrano)
  9. El Amor Es Asi
  10. Drama Provinciano
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