Ahi Maria

When the sun sets
a love song oh
from Baja to Salvador
oh Maria, I will sing for you

since you went away
since you're not here anymore
since the pasta is hot
I don't eat it anymore
oh Maria, I miss you

In the morning I wake up late
and sleep until I feel like it
and they bring me coffee in bed two blondes in tutus
oh Maria, I miss you

At night I go dancing
to erase my dreams
for some time now I have more women than the DJ
oh Maria, but you're not here

And this strange taste
that is made of freedom
tells me that something has changed in me today
oh Maria, you're not with me anymore

When the sun sets
a love song
from Baja to Salvador
oh Maria, I will sing oh oh
nananananana
oh Maria, I will sing for you

The water bothers me a bit
beer makes me bloated
I sadly move on to champagne and bonbons
oh Maria, I miss your love

My black caiman confided in me crying
that he didn't approve of the metro project
oh Maria, I will return to you

The Himalayas were far away
there's no elevator there
but the old Indian sage predicted that
oh Maria, you will return to me

Although I have more money in my pocket
and too many women now
although I no longer bring your dog outside
oh Maria, I miss you

When the sun sets
a love song
from Baja to Salvador
oh Maria, I will sing oh oh
lalalalala
oh Maria, I will sing for you

There was a woman in Baja
getting drunk on boredom and sake
under an old sequoia
dancing samba and singing for me
a radio host
practiced his show in a closet
he held a quiz in installments
and closed all summer long
The distracted caiman
imitated the cat and said woof woof
because he was studying languages
and wanted his tea at five

an old fakir told me
you're not an emir in a vest
advised me without deceit
to not drink oil at three

There was a woman in Baja
getting drunk on boredom and sake
under an old sequoia
dancing samba and singing for me

A radio host
practiced his show in a closet
the distracted caiman
imitated the cat
imitated the cat and said no
imitated the cat
the distracted caiman
there was a woman in Baja
an old lady
a radio host
an old fakir
an old fakir
a rich emir...

Oh Maria
Oh Maria