@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Siempre decías y hacías lo correcto
Parecías el hombre perfecto
Me ganaste siendo un caballero
Y lo sabes
Meses pasaron, te fui conociendo
La emoción se fue disminuyendo
Los detalles desapareciendo
Y lo sabes
Te hacía la cena y tú no llegabas
Todas tus excusas yo te las compraba
Las primeras cinco veces te creí
¿Qué quieres que piense ya de ti?
Yo no debería decirte qué hacer
Tú me enamoraste y lo hiciste muy bien
Yo he intentado todo, pero es imposible
Entiende que sola yo no puedo
Y si supiste conquistar mi corazón
Hoy que es todo tuyo ven y cuídalo
A pesar de todo yo aquí estoy
Supongo que lo sabes
Luego juraste que ibas a cambiar
Que tu egoísmo se quedaba atrás
Ilusionada yo te esperaba
Y lo sabes
Seguía haciendo cenas y tú no llegabas
Ahora tus excusas ni las escuchaba
Las segundas veinte veces me rendí
Y aún me pides que confíe en ti
Ya no sé qué hago aquí esperándote
Te amo, pero todo tiene un limite
Yo te di más de lo que nadie le ha dado
Mucho mucho más quizás fue demasiado
Poco a poco mis maletas empaqué
Esperando me dijeras quédate
No te diste cuenta lo que me faltaba
Me va a extrañar tu cama y lo sabes
Y ya no hay nada más que tú puedas hacer
Tú me lastimaste y lo hiciste muy bien
Aunque intentes todo ya nada es posible
Entiende que hoy sola yo puedo
Si supiste abandonar mi corazón
Hoy que ya está solo, solo déjalo
Que después de tanto ya por fin me voy
Supongo que lo sabes
Por tu culpa he conocido a alguien más
Alguien quien me da su vida y me da paz
Y eso no lo sabes
Parecías el hombre perfecto
Me ganaste siendo un caballero
Y lo sabes
Meses pasaron, te fui conociendo
La emoción se fue disminuyendo
Los detalles desapareciendo
Y lo sabes
Te hacía la cena y tú no llegabas
Todas tus excusas yo te las compraba
Las primeras cinco veces te creí
¿Qué quieres que piense ya de ti?
Yo no debería decirte qué hacer
Tú me enamoraste y lo hiciste muy bien
Yo he intentado todo, pero es imposible
Entiende que sola yo no puedo
Y si supiste conquistar mi corazón
Hoy que es todo tuyo ven y cuídalo
A pesar de todo yo aquí estoy
Supongo que lo sabes
Luego juraste que ibas a cambiar
Que tu egoísmo se quedaba atrás
Ilusionada yo te esperaba
Y lo sabes
Seguía haciendo cenas y tú no llegabas
Ahora tus excusas ni las escuchaba
Las segundas veinte veces me rendí
Y aún me pides que confíe en ti
Ya no sé qué hago aquí esperándote
Te amo, pero todo tiene un limite
Yo te di más de lo que nadie le ha dado
Mucho mucho más quizás fue demasiado
Poco a poco mis maletas empaqué
Esperando me dijeras quédate
No te diste cuenta lo que me faltaba
Me va a extrañar tu cama y lo sabes
Y ya no hay nada más que tú puedas hacer
Tú me lastimaste y lo hiciste muy bien
Aunque intentes todo ya nada es posible
Entiende que hoy sola yo puedo
Si supiste abandonar mi corazón
Hoy que ya está solo, solo déjalo
Que después de tanto ya por fin me voy
Supongo que lo sabes
Por tu culpa he conocido a alguien más
Alguien quien me da su vida y me da paz
Y eso no lo sabes
Lyrics submitted by best avril
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