What a day it was, friends!
What a day it was, friends!
The sweet Adela came with the map of a new place to discover
with the keys of a car that her neighbour left us.
What a day it was, friends!
Adela said "I'm here to roll between the oats
and grind them in the mill, counting birds which migrate,
running away from a gray country."
What a day it was, friends,
you haven't seen many like that,
and Adela wanted to spend it with me!
And I turned around, and told her that it would be fun,
and I turned around, and told her that it would be rustic, and beautiful
and I turned around, and told her that I would obviously come next time
and I turned around, and told her, and I turned around and I told her:
Not, not, not now! Don't interrupt me!
Don't you see that I was so inspired, writing you a song?
The outline of a great pop-folk anthem is unfolding
that will freeze for ever this so special thing there is between
the two of us,
that there is between the two of us...
Not, not, not now! Don't interrupt me!
Don't you see that I'm writing you the most inspired song?
now that a verse stayed with me that rhymed with your hair
now that you can almost smell the scent of your skin on the paper, on the paper