In the drafts, she threw the ink
The words she put on the blank page
In the bad wind, it looks like they're dancing
In fragile rounds, bursting the silence
She stayed there in the drafts
The complaint seemed to him infinite
There was not a sound in the whole plain
Just that damn wind that sang this...
What good wind brings you to your sad fate?
Little mermaid at the entrance of harbor
If the boat sinks do not tie you
To the sailors who will go to the pit of your arms
She stayed there in the drafts
The complaint seemed to him infinite
There was not a sound in the whole plain
Always this damn wind that sang this...
Whoever comes into the port one day will go away
Once again he will listen
The sea and the land will be dignities
Who will claim what they have lent
It will stay there in the drafts
The complaint will seem infinite
There won’t be a noise in the whole plain
Just that damn wind that will sing...
Who will say the lot of the one who remains
Both feet in the water at the edge of the wind
Without further prayer or hope
That comforts him from the other who will return