Una Lluvia Violenta y Salvaje

That day threatened more storms
And the storm didn’t hold back
Though more than one believed in miracles
Most didn’t know what to bet on
Because time is time and it decides
Where and when it wants to unleash
And at four, two lightning bolts struck
Taking down another tree in one blow

And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
And it fell cold and without mercy
A violent and wild rain
Making us doubt if God exists
And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
Like railroad spikes
A violent and wild rain
Wounding the flesh, denting the skin

And fused with rage, helpless
We looked to the sky wanting to understand
Why this brutal downpour
Why the two lightning bolts, something’s not right
And if there’s no one who can stop
The storm that keeps drenching us
We’ll use our strength
Whether it’s wrong or right
To stay dry once and for all

And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
And it fell cold and without mercy
A violent and wild rain
Making us doubt if God exists
And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
Like railroad spikes
A violent and wild rain
Wounding the flesh, denting the skin

We made the mistake of imagining
That someday all this will end
But here it’s never Sunday
Always the same old shit
Because time owns the storm
And if it’s possible tomorrow will be the same
We’ll see who ceases to exist
Because a tree is worth as much
As the price of its axe
Today is Monday, October in my country
Today is Monday, October in my country

And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
And it fell cold and without mercy
A violent and wild rain
Making us doubt if God exists
And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
Like railroad spikes
A violent and wild rain
Wounding the flesh, denting the skin
And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
And it fell cold and without mercy
A violent and wild rain
Making us doubt if God exists
And it fell until it soaked us to the bone
Like railroad spikes
A violent and wild rain
Wounding the flesh, denting the skin