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Descanso en la montaña
03:09
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Me senté al costado del camino
mis pies cansados de tanto andar
Respiré tan hondo como pude
exhalé mil pájaros de luz
Del camino empezó a brotar
agüita fresca de manantial
trayendo tesoros
imposibles de contar
El sol brillando brillando
el agüita transformó
en nubes de todas formas
luces brillos y color
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4 Times I love you
03:59
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Four are the seasons of my love
four are the days without you that I can survive
four days a week I'd like to please my appetite
for you my love
Four are my dreams of you my love
four the senses that awaken since you've been gone
four days of June till I knew where I belonged
to you my love
Four minutes of love
that's all I need from you
Four minutes of you
Four minutes my love
Four languages will hear you sing
all four songs about your feelings for me
four plates of beans to explode and so find ease
for my cravings for you
cravings for you
you my love
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Fly
02:48
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Butterfly, butterfly, shaking your wings all around,
with your flingy flingy fly fly fly
How nice would it be to be you for a day
Flying all day all around with my friends
Little bird with long neck, looks like you’re building a nest
With some leaves and woods and leaves and woody-wood
Flying from everywhere to everywhere else
How nice would it be to fly with you
Fly, fly, Fly, fly
Spread your wings and fly
Mr. Duck, Mrs. Duck, with your trumpets you call me
“Cuac, cuac, cuac, come and fly and swim”
How fun would it be to be you for a day
Now the water, now the air
Mr. Sea, Mrs. Gull, watching for fish that jump up
From the shore or the rock up above
I’d like to eat a sardine dinner with you
And then get lost in the sky
Fly, fly, Fly, fly
Spread your wings and fly
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I wake up in a train because I fly with you
That's what she told me
and then she'd go
She is my soul pillow
My dear, I have a dream, my freedom
That's what he told me
and then he'd go
He is my soul pillow
Sometimes he and she
according to the river
Sometimes he and she
and maybe Huck Finn
would lay down
fishing as they swim down the dream
I like to play my travelsoul game with you
That's what he told me, and then he'd go
He is my soul pillow
Sometimes he and she
according to the river
Sometimes he and she
and maybe Huck Finn
would lay down
fishing as they swim down the dream
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MORE TO YOU
I met him by the Mississippi, in New Orleans
surrounded by people who looked up to him
So he played some of his songs and he
asked me to play mine and so I did
and he liked it.
And I said hey, Mister
I wanna be your friend
you, the man with no resource
but your music
and the power of your soul
And I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
We talked about God and how he
likes to pray when he sleeps
in a hotel room instead of the streets.
And I can't help but to
feed him with some Tennessee JD.
You told me bout your mom and daddy
how you miss them, how you miss them
You told me bout your momma's partner
he couldn't spell her name, he was illiterate
And I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
I swim in the flood of your passions
I share your loose delights
I will be your poet…
And I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
I will be more to you
than to any of the rest
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