(Suárez-González)

I can’t keep (up), baby!
I can’t walk so fast, Baby!
I can’t crash your words. Baby!
I can’t see the world with your eyes, Baby!

But I can love you, Baby!
I can watch your dreams, Baby!
I can say hello without saying goodbye

I can’t hate your enemies, Baby!
I can’t love your flatterers, Baby!
I can’t feel your fears, Baby!
I can’t see your ghosts, Baby!

But I can love you, Baby!
I can watch your dreams, Baby!
I can say hello without saying goodbye,

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But I can love you, Baby!
I can watch your dreams, Baby!
I can say hello without saying goodbye

I can only wait for you when you come back (to me)
When you want to be lazy, I’ll be on the bed
You can rest your head on my shoulder
And I’ll let you relive what you may choose

I can’t breathe your air Baby!
I can’t pay attention to your desires, Baby!
I can’t live like you, Baby!
I can’t see the world with your eyes, Baby!

But I can love you, Baby!
I can watch your dreams, Baby!
I can say hello without saying goodbye

I can’t hate your enemies
I can’t love your flatterers
I can’t feel your fears
I can’t see your ghosts

But I Can Love You

(Suárez-González)

He was never a nice guy
He was never what he wanted
He was searching for a song
He was searching for a road
He never found it

He was just a lonely boy
He learned how to face it
Was he right or was he wrong?
He’ll try in another place
To find the answer in a song

He’s looking for his soul on a river
He knows that is the way
He’s looking for his soul on a river
It’s gone
Why is it gone?

And he knew the pain would pass
As he drank the whisky down
Breaking his thoughts away,
He’ll try again another day
To find the answer in a song

He’s looking for his soul on a river
He knows that is the way
He’s looking for his soul on a river
It’s gone
Yeah, it’s gone

He’s looking for his soul on a river
He knows that is the way
He’s looking for his soul on a river
It’s gone
Yeah, it’s gone

He’s looking for his soul on a river
He knows that is the way
He’s looking for his soul on a river
It’s gone
Yeah, it’s gone