This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Y por fin he encontrado el camino
Que ha de guiar mis pasos
Y esta noche me espera el amor
En tus labios
De cada mirada, por dios
Ardía el recuerdo en mi interior
Pero ya he desechado por siempre la fruta podrida
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Y aunque deba cavar en la tierra
La tumba que sé que me espera
Jamás me vio nadie llorar así
Que termine un momento precioso
Y le suceda la vulgaridad
Y nadar mar adentro
Y no poder salir
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
Y por fin he encontrado el camino
Que ha de guiar mis pasos
Y esta noche me espera el amor
En tus labios
De cada mirada, por dios,
Ardía el recuerdo en mi interior
Y nadar mar adentro
Y no querer salir
En la prisión del deseo estoy
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
Que ha de guiar mis pasos
Y esta noche me espera el amor
En tus labios
De cada mirada, por dios
Ardía el recuerdo en mi interior
Pero ya he desechado por siempre la fruta podrida
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Y aunque deba cavar en la tierra
La tumba que sé que me espera
Jamás me vio nadie llorar así
Que termine un momento precioso
Y le suceda la vulgaridad
Y nadar mar adentro
Y no poder salir
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
Y por fin he encontrado el camino
Que ha de guiar mis pasos
Y esta noche me espera el amor
En tus labios
De cada mirada, por dios,
Ardía el recuerdo en mi interior
Y nadar mar adentro
Y no querer salir
En la prisión del deseo estoy
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
En la prisión del deseo estoy
Junto a ti
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This song was originally written by a guy called Peter Gutteridge. He was one of the founders of the "Dunedin Sound" a musical scene in the south of New Zealand in the early 80s. From there it was covered by "The Clean" one of the early bands of that scene (he had originally been a member of in it's early days, writing a couple of their best early songs). The Dunedin sound, and the Clean became popular on american college radio in the mid to late 80s. I guess Yo La Tengo heard that version.
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Um, I am American, but I still love this song. From the best of my abilities and a translator (I'm cheap), I've come up with these lyrics:
And at last I have found the road That should guide my steps, And this night expects me the love In your lips.
Of each look, by God, The memory burned in my interior, But already I have rejected For always the rotten fruit.
I am in the prison of desire.
And although it should dig in the land The tomb knows that to expects me, Never nobody saw me to cry thus.
That finish a precious moment And the coarseness happen him, And to swim out at sea And not to be able to leave.
I am in the prison of the desire Next to you.
And at last I have found the road That should guide my steps, And this night expects me the love In your lips.
Of each look, by God, The memory burned in my interior, And to swim out at sea And did not want to leave.
I am in the prison of the desire I am in the prison of the desire
Next to you.
I am in the prison of the desire Next to you.
Yeah, I know, a lot of it doesn't make sense... but I absolutely adore this song. I can still really enjoy it, even if it is not in my native tongue.