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Dawn

Diego Torres

Alba

No sé por qué
Su llegada al mundo fue asi
Le costó salir
No sé por qué
Se sentio el hombre más feliz
Ya estaba aquí

Y no olvidara
Aquel olor a vida en su piel
Nada que mas que hacer

Pudo entender
Que eras un pedazo de su ser
Tan igual a el

El sol le doró la piel
Para que morena fuera
Y a una palmada se oyó
El canto de una sirena

No sé por qué
Dos estrellas bajaron para rizar su pelo
Olé y olé
No sé por qué
Dos cometas se convirtieron en sus ojos negros
Tan bonita, tan morena
Tan gitana como era

La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin

No sé por qué
Su llegada al mundo fue asi
Le costó salir

No sé por qué
Se sentio el hombre más feliz
Ya estaba aquí

Tan bonita, tan morena
Tan gitana como era

La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin

El sol le doró la piel
Para que morena fuera
Y a una palmada se oyó
El canto de una sirena

Tan bonita, tan morena
Tan gitana como era

La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso en su jardin
La flor que siempre quiso

Dawn

I don't know why
Her arrival into the world was like this
It was hard for her to come out
I don't know why
The man felt the happiest
She was already here

And he won't forget
That smell of life on her skin
Nothing else to do

He could understand
That you were a piece of his being
So similar to him

The sun tanned her skin
So she would be brunette
And with a clap was heard
The song of a siren

I don't know why
Two stars came down to curl her hair
Olé and olé
I don't know why
Two comets turned into her black eyes
So beautiful, so brunette
So gypsy as she was

The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden

I don't know why
Her arrival into the world was like this
It was hard for her to come out

I don't know why
The man felt the happiest
She was already here

So beautiful, so brunette
So gypsy as she was

The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden

The sun tanned her skin
So she would be brunette
And with a clap was heard
The song of a siren

So beautiful, so brunette
So gypsy as she was

The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted in his garden
The flower he always wanted

Escrita por: Antonio Flores