There are some suns
Which are born between the stones
Where black water,
Tar and beer flow
There are some suns
Which are born without any hope
And those rays warm up
The too comfortable flesh
The skin we believe to be too white
And the too amiable voice
And those rays warm up
The grey weather of Sundays
That is where we lived
The air was firmer,
The soil purer than some of the earth of today
It was roads we drew,
Painted in a thousand different ways
With sweat, tears, almost nothing
That is where we lived
The air was firmer,
The soil purer than some of the earth of today
It was roads we drew,
Painted in a thousand different ways
With sweat, tears, almost nothing
Let me lose myself
Let me search
Maybe will I live alone
Maybe, even better, on the wrong side
Let me mind my own business
Leave me the key
Of the doors we opened together
Maybe will I manage to find myself again
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself
Only a few lights
Dreamed along the shadows
Along moist streets
Amid the rubble
Only a few lights
Under some acid rainfalls
There are some mirages
We can see right in the middle of our lives
Drunk and fully conscious of it
In the crowd and the noise
There are some mirages
Which distrust distrust
It was me who disappeared
With the colors of Spain
The red was your blood, just like mine
That's where stopped
The life which everyone dreams about
Which everyone knows how to stain, too
t was me who disappeared
With the colors of Spain
The red was your blood, just like mine
That's where stopped
The life which everyone dreams about
Which everyone knows how to stain, too
Let me lose myself
Let me search
Maybe will I live alone
Maybe, even better, on the wrong side
Let me mind my own business
Leave me the key
Of the doors we opened together
Maybe will you manage to find me again
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself
Let me lose myself