Como los olivos
Sudan aceite
Mi cuerpo resbala sobre tu piel
Duerme hombre tranquilo en el jardín del edén
Que la humedad desprende sabor a miel
Silueta de duende que duerme en mi cama
Con el mar de río que quita mi sedriega
Riega mis senderos hasta que florezca el edén
Que la humedad es fresca al amanecer

Te robaré algún cabello para amarrarlo
A las trenzas de mi pelo
Y si te vas me iré contigo
Sin movimiento no perderé el tiempo

Sobre las caderas se mueve mi falda
Con el tintineo de tu risa y tu jaleo
Y al volver la noche me tendrás mimada
Bajo una luna de ceniza plateada
Porque sobre las caderas se mueve mi falda, mirame
Con el tintineo de tu risa y tu jaleo
Y al volver la noche me tendrás mimada
Bajo una luna de ceniza plateada
Porque te robaré algún cabello para amarrarlo
A las trenzas de mi pelo
Y si te vas me iré contigo
Sin movimiento no perderé el tiempo
Te robaré algún cabello para amarrarlo
A las trenzas de mi pelo
Y si te vas me iré contigo
Sin movimiento no perderé el tiempo

Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Porque te robaré hasta el alma
Te enseñare a bailar
Que te voy a dar mi piel hasta hacerte enloquecer
Te robaré hasta el alma, te enseñaré a bailar
Que te voy a dar mi piel hasta pedirme más
Yo te robaré algún cabello cabello para amarrarlo
A las trenzas de mi pelo
Y si te vas me iré contigo
Sin movimiento no perderé el tiempo
Te robaré algún cabello para amarrarlo
A las trenzas de mi pelo
Te robaré algún cabello
Para llevarte colgao de mi cuello
Y si te vas me iré contigo
En el camino nos sobrará destino

Yo yo yo yo

Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Porqué te robaré hasta el alma
Te enseñare a bailar
Que te voy a dar mi piel hasta hacerte enloquecer
Te robaré hasta el alma, te enseñaré a bailar
Que te voy a dar mi piel hasta pedirme más

Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Yo soy del sur tu eres del norte
No hablamos el mismo idioma
Pero haremos que no importe
Que no importe
Que no importe
Pero haremos que no importe


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