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Every Man Is a Story

Kraken

Todo Hombre Es Una Historia

Dijeron que volvería
Tan pronto se le irían
Las ganas de volar

Era un chico de mi barrio
Que tildaban de ordinario
Al no ser como los demás

Y con su pelo en hombros
Se le escapó
Un día a toda esa opresión

Nunca nadie se sentaba
A escuchar lo que pensaba
A nadie le importó

Era amante de la vida
De la música que un día
Sus sueños despertó

Y con su pelo en hombros
Se le escapó
Un día a toda esa opresión

Mil historias se contaron
De aquel hombre que marchó
Ignorando el qué dirán
No importando la razón

Mil historias se contaron
De aquel hombre que marchó
Ignorando el qué dirán
No importando la razón

Oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Pasó el tiempo y me di cuenta
Que eran palabras necias
Porque él nunca se mintió

Pasó el tiempo, ha regresado
Trae ojos ya cansados
Más sus sueños realizó

Y con su pelo en hombros
Se le escapó
Un día a toda esa opresión

Mil historias se contaron
De aquel hombre que marchó
Ignorando el qué dirán
No importando la razón

Mil historias se contaron
De aquel hombre que marchó
Ignorando el qué dirán
No importando la razón

Every Man Is a Story

They said he would come back
As soon as he lost
The urge to fly

He was a kid from my neighborhood
Labeled as ordinary
For not being like the rest

And with his hair on his shoulders
He broke free
One day from all that oppression

No one ever sat down
To listen to what he thought
No one gave a damn

He was a lover of life
Of the music that one day
Awoke his dreams

And with his hair on his shoulders
He broke free
One day from all that oppression

A thousand stories were told
About that man who left
Ignoring what they’d say
Not caring about the reason

A thousand stories were told
About that man who left
Ignoring what they’d say
Not caring about the reason

Oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Time passed and I realized
That they were foolish words
Because he never lied to himself

Time passed, he’s back now
With tired eyes
But he made his dreams come true

And with his hair on his shoulders
He broke free
One day from all that oppression

A thousand stories were told
About that man who left
Ignoring what they’d say
Not caring about the reason

A thousand stories were told
About that man who left
Ignoring what they’d say
Not caring about the reason

Escrita por: Elkin Fernando Ramirez Zapata, Hugo Alberto Restrepo Perez, Jorge Atehortua Ramirez, Luis Gonzalo Vasquez Isaa