Mi Tia

Aunt Amelia how long it's been since we last saw you
And believe me, I always remember you very much
I don't forget those times
And the nostalgia saddens me
When I used to stay at your house in the Tijuca neighborhood

You knew I wanted to be a professional singer
I traveled from Niterói to go to Radio Nacional
Wearing that old and worn leather jacket
I would sing my hopes on a rock program

My life changed, I know
But I will keep the memories
Everything is fine, aunt, you can believe
I always remember you

I exchanged the life of your house for giant skyscrapers
And the food you used to make, I can't find in restaurants
And I no longer make my bed like I used to
And even my clean clothes have a bit of a laundry feel

Aunt, today my address is a big mess
I'm currently living inside an airplane
Don't worry, you know very well that everyone has problems
In Niterói, Tijuca, or London, they all do

My life changed, I know
But I will keep the memories
Everything is fine, aunt, you can believe
I always remember you

Here's a signed portrait with special affection
What I wrote is not really original
But they are very sincere words, my dear aunt, you can believe
Time goes by and I always remember you very much

My life changed, I know
But I will keep the memories
Everything is fine, aunt, you can believe
I always remember you

My life changed, I know
But I will keep the memories
Everything is fine, aunt, you can believe
I always remember you