Ya tuve que ir obligado a misa, ya toqué en el piano "Para Elisa"
Ya aprendí a falsear mi sonrisa, ya caminé por la cornisa

Ya cambié de lugar mi cama, ya hice comedia, ya hice drama
Fui concreto y me fui por las ramas, ya me hice el bueno y tuve mala fama

Ya fui ético y fui errático, ya fui escéptico y fui fanático
Ya fui abúlico y fui metódico, ya fui púdico fui caótico

Ya leí Arthur Conan Doyle, ya me pasé de Nafta a gas oil
Ya leí a Breton y a Molière, ya dormí en colchón y en somier

Ya me cambié el pelo de color, ya estuve en contra y estuve a favor
Lo que me daba placer ahora me da dolor, ya estuve al otro lado del mostrador

Y oigo una voz que dice sin razón
Vos siempre cambiando ya no cambias más
Y yo estoy cada vez más igual
Ya no sé que hacer conmigo

Ya me ahogué en un vaso de agua, ya planté café en Nicaragua
Ya me fui a probar suerte a USA, ya jugué a la ruleta rusa

Ya creí en los marcianos, ya fui ovo-lacto vegetariano, sano
Fui quieto y fui gitano, ya estuve tranqui y estuve hasta las manos

Hice un curso de mitología pero de mí los dioses se reían
Orfebrería la salvé raspando, y ritmología aquí la estoy aplicando

Ya probé, ya fumé, ya tomé, ya dejé, ya firmé, ya viajé
Ya pegué, ya sufrí, ya eludí, ya huí, ya asumí
Ya me fui, ya volví, ya fingí, ya mentí

Y entre tantas falsedades, muchas de mis mentiras ya son verdades
Hice fácil las adversidades, y me compliqué en las nimiedades

Y oigo una voz que dice con razón
Vos siempre cambiando ya no cambias más
Y yo estoy cada vez más igual
Ya no sé que hacer conmigo

Ya me hice un lifting, me puse un piercing
Fui a ver al Dream Team y no hubo feeling
Me tatué al Ché en una nalga, arriba de mami para que no se salga

Ya me reí y me importó un bledo, de cosas y gente que ahora me dan miedo
Ayuné por causas al pedo, ya me empaché con pollo de spiedo

Ya fui al psicólogo, fui al teólogo, fui al astrólogo, fui al enólogo
Ya fui alcohólico y fui lambeta, ya fui anónimo y ya hice dieta

Ya lancé piedras y escupitajos, al lugar donde ahora trabajo
Y mi legajo cuenta a destajo, que me porté bien y que armé relajo

Y oigo una voz que dice sin razón
Vos siempre cambiando ya no cambias más
Y yo estoy cada vez más igual
Ya no sé qué hacer conmigo

Y oigo una voz que dice sin razón
Vos siempre cambiando ya no cambias más
Y yo estoy cada vez más igual
Ya no sé qué hacer conmigo


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    First comment on any of their songs! I wish that every letter with an accent wasn't a question mark; it totally ruins the flow. Anyway, the song is basically about this guy (told in first person) that keeps changing things about himself: where he sleeps, hair color, etc. The chorus pretty much explains it. Rough translation: "And a voice says with/without reason, 'You guys are always changing, don't change anymore', and every time is more of the same, I don't know what to do with myself anymore." Anyway, great song whether you speak Spanish or not. Awesome rhythm and beat! Definitely check it out!

    dragonEmeraldon September 03, 2009   Link

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